scrcpy/doc/windows.md

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On Windows

Install

Download the latest release:

  • scrcpy-win64-v2.2.zip (64-bit)
    SHA-256: 9f9da88ac4c8319dcb9bf852f2d9bba942bac663413383419cddf64eaa5685bd
  • scrcpy-win32-v2.2.zip (32-bit)
    SHA-256: cb84269fc847b8b880e320879492a1ae6c017b42175f03e199530f7a53be9d74

and extract it.

Alternatively, you could install it from packages manager, like Winget:

winget install scrcpy

or Chocolatey:

choco install scrcpy
choco install adb    # if you don't have it yet

or Scoop:

scoop install scrcpy
scoop install adb    # if you don't have it yet

See build.md to build and install the app manually.

Run

Make sure that your device meets the prerequisites.

Scrcpy is a command line application: it is mainly intended to be executed from a terminal with command line arguments.

To open a terminal at the expected location, double-click on open_a_terminal_here.bat in your scrcpy directory, then type your command. For example, without arguments:

scrcpy

or with arguments (here to disable audio and record to file.mkv):

scrcpy --no-audio --record=file.mkv

Documentation for command line arguments is available:

To start scrcpy directly without opening a terminal, double-click on one of these files:

  • scrcpy-console.bat: start with a terminal open (it will close when scrcpy terminates, unless an error occurs);
  • scrcpy-noconsole.vbs: start without a terminal (but you won't see any error message).

Avoid double-clicking on scrcpy.exe directly: on error, the terminal would close immediately and you won't have time to read any error message (this executable is intended to be run from the terminal). Use scrcpy-console.bat instead.

If you plan to always use the same arguments, create a file myscrcpy.bat (enable show file extensions to avoid confusion) containing your command, For example:

scrcpy --prefer-text --turn-screen-off --stay-awake

Then just double-click on that file.

You could also edit (a copy of) scrcpy-console.bat or scrcpy-noconsole.vbs to add some arguments.