UWP Scrcpy

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UWP Scrcpy is a client for the popular Android screen-mirroring tool Scrcpy, built specifically for the Universal Windows Platform (UWP).

It allows you to mirror and control your Android device from a Windows 10 PC or Windows 10 Mobile device.

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Features

• Android screen mirroring
• Mouse control
• Controls-only mode (no video stream)
• UHID mouse support for precise cursor control
• Works over Wireless ADB

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Requirements

Host Device

• Windows 10 PC or Windows 10 Mobile
• Creators Update (Build 1703) or newer

Target Device

• Android device with Wireless ADB debugging enabled

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Setup Guide

Follow the steps below carefully to establish a connection.

Step 1: Get the App

Download the universal release bundle from the project’s Latest Releases page.

Note:
The release package is a single universal bundle that supports x86, x64, and ARM.

You may need to enable one of the following in Windows Settings to install the package:

• Sideload apps
• Developer Mode

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Step 2: Enable Wireless ADB on Your Android Device

Wireless ADB must be enabled on your Android device.

Method A: Any Android Version (Using a PC)

1. Enable Developer Options and USB debugging on your Android device.
2. Connect your phone to your PC using a USB cable.
3. On your PC, run:

   adb tcpip 5555
   

4. Disconnect the USB cable.
5. On your phone, go to Settings → Wi-Fi and note your device’s local IP address (e.g., 192.168.1.10).

Method B: Android 11 and Newer

1. Enable Developer Options.
2. Go to Settings → System → Developer Options.
3. Enable Wireless debugging.
4. Tap Wireless debugging (not the toggle) to open its menu.
5. Note the displayed IP address and port (e.g., 192.168.1.10:45889).

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Step 3: Connect and Authorize

This step requires two connection attempts.

1. Open UWP Scrcpy on your Windows device.
2. Enter the IP address and Port obtained in Step 2.
3. Click Start.

Important: The First Connection Will Fail

On the first attempt, your Android device will show a security prompt:

“Allow wireless debugging?”

1. Check “Always allow from this computer”
2. Tap Allow
3. In the UWP app, click Stop
4. Click Start again

The second connection attempt should succeed.

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How to Use

Basic Controls

• IP Address / Port – Android connection details
• Start / Stop – Connect or disconnect from the device
• Fullscreen – Enter fullscreen mode (Esc to exit)
• Max Height – Set max resolution height (0 for native)
• Bitrate – Set video bitrate in Mbps
• Max FPS – Set max FPS

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Input Modes

Standard Mode (Video Mirroring)

The default mode, showing the Android screen in the app.

• Left-Click – Tap
• Right-Click – Android Back button
• Mouse Wheel – Vertical scrolling

Controls-Only Mode

Control the Android device without displaying the video stream.

Enable Mouse (UHID)

A special sub-mode available within Controls-Only Mode.

What it does:

• Displays a visible mouse cursor directly on the Android device

How it works:

• The app transforms into a large touchpad area:
  • Move your mouse or finger to move the cursor
  • Use the bottom buttons for Left and Right clicks
  • Use two fingers to scroll vertically

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Building from Source

Requirements

• Visual Studio 2017
• Universal Windows Platform development workload installed

Steps

1. Clone this repository
2. Open uwpscrcpy.sln in Visual Studio 2017
3. Select the desired architecture:
   • x86 for PC
   • ARM for Mobile / ARM devices
4. Build the solution: Build → Build Solution

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Credits and Acknowledgements

This project would not be possible without the original Scrcpy project.

It uses scrcpy-server.jar, developed by the Genymobile team, which handles screen capture and input control on the Android device.

Please support the official Scrcpy project: https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.