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Scrcpy 3.3 Added UHID Mouse to Virtual Android Display
- Scrcpy released version 3.3, adding UHID mouse support to the virtual Android display.
- Scrcpy is a free open-source application for mirroring and controlling Android screens on Linux, Windows, and MacOS.
- It uses Android Debug Bridge (adb) to communicate with Android devices, requiring only USB debugging mode to be enabled.
- Features of Scrcpy include mirroring Android screen and audio, audio forwarding to PC, virtual display, camera mirroring, copy-pasting, and gamepad support.
- It supports simulating keyboard and mouse inputs for Android device control.
- The new 3.3 release allows adding a mouse pointer to virtual displays by using the --new-display --mouse=uhid flags, requiring Android 15+ for permission.
- Scrcpy 3.3 also fixed audio capture issues on Android 16, addressing a change intended for audio fix in the beta.
- Other changes in the release include app crash fix when copying text on Android, default locked capture orientation fix, and library updates.
- The source tarball of Scrcpy 3.3 can be downloaded from Github's releases page.
- Users can refer to a step-by-step guide for Ubuntu installation and usage, applicable to most Linux distributions.
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