scrcpy can't click

This article provides instructions on how to enable clicking in scrcpy, a tool for mirroring and controlling Android devices from a computer. It explains the prerequisites, including the required scrcpy version and Android device capabilities, and ou

How to Enable Clicking in scrcpy?

To enable clicking in scrcpy, you need to run it with the --forward-clicks option. This option will forward all mouse clicks to the Android device.

You can run scrcpy with the --forward-clicks option by specifying it in the command line:

<code>scrcpy --forward-clicks</code>

What are the Prerequisites for Clicking to Work in scrcpy?

The following prerequisites must be met for clicking to work in scrcpy:

• You need to be running scrcpy version 1.12 or later.
• You need to have an Android device with Android version 4.4 or later.
• Your Android device must be connected to your computer via USB debugging.

Are there any Alternative Methods for Interacting with the Screen in scrcpy without Clicking?

Yes, there are a few alternative methods for interacting with the screen in scrcpy without clicking:

• You can use the adb shell input command to send key events and touch events to the device.
• You can use a physical USB keyboard and mouse to interact with the device remotely.
• You can use the scrcpy control keys to navigate the device's screen and interact with elements.

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