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Does anyone have a recommendation if I want to do the reverse, i.e. share my Android screen in a PC window (Windows)? A quick Google search reveals that there

Does anyone have a recommendation if I want to do the reverse, i.e. share my Android screen in a PC window (Windows)? A quick Google search reveals that there are options, does anyone have any experience doing that? Ideally I'd like to mirror an app view to a PC window regardless whether the android display is turned off or even the app is in the background. Not sure if that's even possible on a non-rooted android.

pavlobu 6y ago
I was thinking of doing a Deskreen for mobile and tablets to do exact same thing, but technology is not there yet for React Native. Things may change in future
- ropp 6y ago
  which interface is missing on mobile?
  - pavlobu 6y ago
    couldn't find out how to connect screen recorder on mobile with Webrtc in React Native. Maybe someone already did that?
ffpip 6y ago
scrcpy - https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy
- pavlobu 6y ago
  Nice one! But still not cross platform.
  - jowood 6y ago
    It works on Linux, macOS and windows
    - deleted 6y ago
      [deleted]
    - pavlobu 6y ago
      I mean not cross platform for mobile devices. I was thinking on doing something like Deskreen but with React Native for mobile. But found that technology is not there yet.
Groxx 6y ago
Depending on how technical you are / your audience is: Vysor or scrcpy. Vysor used to be a free chrome extension, but alas, no longer. https://fossbytes.com/android-screen-mirroring-apps-pc/ https://fossbytes.com/android-screen-mirroring-apps-pc/
jjice 6y ago
I literally did this earlier today. Funny coincidence. I'm using Vysor[0]. Worked out of the box for me. If you aren't pro, the display quality leaves some to be desired, but it works fine for me to make Android dev on hardware a bit more comfortable. It requires the device be unlocked though. It even has a web interface that uses WebUSB. I didn't try it, but seems like a neat option. [0] https://www.vysor.io/ https://www.vysor.io/
pwlb 6y ago
Anybody who wants to this with Linux: scrcpy uses adb(turn on usb debug) und works like a charm

pavlobu 6y ago

I was thinking of doing a Deskreen for mobile and tablets to do exact same thing, but technology is not there yet for React Native. Things may change in future

ropp 6y ago
which interface is missing on mobile?
- pavlobu 6y ago
  couldn't find out how to connect screen recorder on mobile with Webrtc in React Native. Maybe someone already did that?

ffpip 6y ago

scrcpy - https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy

pavlobu 6y ago
Nice one! But still not cross platform.
- jowood 6y ago
  It works on Linux, macOS and windows
  - deleted 6y ago
    [deleted]
  - pavlobu 6y ago
    I mean not cross platform for mobile devices. I was thinking on doing something like Deskreen but with React Native for mobile. But found that technology is not there yet.

Groxx 6y ago

Depending on how technical you are / your audience is: Vysor or scrcpy. Vysor used to be a free chrome extension, but alas, no longer. https://fossbytes.com/android-screen-mirroring-apps-pc/ https://fossbytes.com/android-screen-mirroring-apps-pc/

jjice 6y ago

I literally did this earlier today. Funny coincidence. I'm using Vysor[0]. Worked out of the box for me. If you aren't pro, the display quality leaves some to be desired, but it works fine for me to make Android dev on hardware a bit more comfortable. It requires the device be unlocked though. It even has a web interface that uses WebUSB. I didn't try it, but seems like a neat option. [0] https://www.vysor.io/ https://www.vysor.io/

pwlb 6y ago

Anybody who wants to this with Linux: scrcpy uses adb(turn on usb debug) und works like a charm