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scrcpy v2.7
Changes since v2.6.1:
- Add gamepad support (#99, #2130, #5270)
- Fix workarounds for ONYX devices (#5182)
- Accept float values for --max-fps (265a15e)
- Upgrade SDL to 2.30.7 in Windows releases
- Various technical fixes
Highlights
Gamepad support
With this new version, it is possible to play Android games using game controllers (for example a PS4/PS5 or XBox gamepad) connected to the computer (provided that the game supports gamepads).
Like physical keyboard and mouse simulation, gamepads can use either UHID or AOA.
To enable gamepad support, just run:
scrcpy -G
It can work without mirroring:
scrcpy --no-video --no-audio -G
and in OTG mode (i.e. without requiring USB debugging):
scrcpy --otg -G
More details in #5270 and in the documentation.
--max-fps improvement
Android accepts floating point values for the frame rate limitation, but --max-fps only accepted integers. Now, it accepts floating point values.
In particular, this allows to capture at a frame rate lower than 1 fps. For example, to capture 1 frame every 5 seconds:
scrcpy --video-source=camera --camera-size=1920x1080 --max-fps=0.2 --record=file.mp4
This might be useful for creating a timelapse. (The video can be sped up afterwards with FFmpeg.)
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