Settings

Settings

中文

Settings contains app-wide preferences and maintenance tools. Session-specific options such as bitrate, game mode, audio, and the floating ball remain in the session editor.

General

• Appearance: choose the app theme and related visual preferences.
• Group Management: create multi-level groups and organize saved sessions.
• Backup & Restore: export settings, sessions, groups, pairing metadata, and ADB keys to JSON, or import a backup. Import replaces the current data, so export a fresh backup first.
• Floating Ball Haptic Feedback: controls vibration for floating-ball gestures and buttons; it does not show or hide the ball.
• Show FPS & Network Rates: shows decoded/rendered FPS, video bitrate, and app network transmit/receive rates during scrcpy sessions. It is off by default and takes effect without reconnecting.
• Language: follow the system language, use Chinese, or use English.
• About: view version, project, and support information.

ADB management

• Manage ADB Keys: inspect or delete authentication key pairs. If a device remains unauthorized, remove the stale key and reconnect so the target can request authorization again.
• Device Pairing: pair through Wireless Debugging with the target IP, pairing port, and pairing code shown by Android.

Logs

• Debug Mode: shows a live-log button at the bottom-right of app screens.
• Enable Activity Log: master switch for persistent activity logging.
• Event, audio, video, control, shell, and management detail switches are for focused troubleshooting and are available only when activity logging is enabled.
• Log Management: view, export, or delete individual log files.
• Clear Logs: removes current app logs.

Detailed stream logging can be noisy. Enable only the category needed to reproduce a problem, then turn it off after collecting the evidence.

Feedback and help

• Submit Issue opens the project issue tracker.
• User Guide opens this Wiki, whose default landing page is English; use each page's Chinese link when needed.

Settings related to remote control

The global haptic and performance-statistics switches apply independently of game mode. The session's floating-ball switch decides whether the controller appears, while the global haptic switch only changes feedback.