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Android Stream – GUI Guide

This guide explains how to use the Android Stream graphical interface.

If you want the Seprate Project with same features and updates, you can get it from:

https://github.com/Shrey113/App-Scrcpy

Overview

The Android Stream window allows you to connect your Windows app to an Android device over local network and start streaming.

You can configure:

  • Device IP address
  • Auto Start mode
  • Screen streaming
  • Audio streaming
  • Remote control

How To Use

1️⃣ Enter Device IP Address

At the top of the window, enter the Android device's local IP address.

Example: 192.168.29.168

The IP address is required and must be a valid IPv4 address.

2️⃣ Auto Start Mode

If Auto Start is enabled:

  • Screen = ON
  • Audio = ON
  • Control = ON
  • Advanced options are hidden
  • Connection starts immediately with all features enabled

3️⃣ Manual Mode

If Auto Start is disabled, you can manually choose:

  • Screen – Enable display mirroring
  • Audio – Enable audio streaming
  • Control – Enable remote touch and keyboard control

Note:

Control requires either Screen or Audio to be enabled.

4️⃣ Start Streaming

Click the Start button to begin the connection.

If configuration is valid:

  • The streaming process starts
  • The window closes automatically

If configuration is invalid:

  • An error message will be shown

Android Stream GUI is designed to provide a simple and professional way to start streaming without using command line arguments.