AstralView is a Windows desktop app that lets you control and mirror an Android device using scrcpy.
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Note- The setup version you need to close the app after installation first time as adb is inisitalized on first attempt
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- Windows 10 or Windows 11
- An Android device with USB debugging enabled
- Connect your Android device to the PC via USB.
- Open AstralView.
- In the Device section, select your device.
- Adjust options in Video, Camera, Audio, and Recording.
- Click Start scrcpy.
- Connect your device over USB at least once (so ADB can enable TCP/IP mode).
- In AstralView, enter your device IP address.
- Enter a port only if you use a custom TCP/IP port.
- Click Connect.
- Refresh the device list and start scrcpy.
- Turn on Camera to mirror a camera feed instead of the display.
- Audio is off by default for camera mode. You can enable it in the Audio section.
- Turn on Recording.
- Choose an output file path.
- Start scrcpy.
You can use the Device Actions buttons while scrcpy is running:
- Turn Screen Off / On
- Rotate Left / Rotate Right
- Show Touches
- Stay Awake
- If you close the scrcpy window directly, AstralView detects it and updates the Start/Stop buttons.
- If scrcpy is running and you change settings, AstralView restarts scrcpy automatically when needed.
This project targets .NET 8 and WinUI 3.
dotnet restore
dotnet build -c Release
https://github.com/editinghero/AstralView
This project relies on scrcpy. Refer to the scrcpy project for licensing details:


