Genymobile
Some way to allow window sizes larger than screen
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Upgrading to a Pixel 6a which has a much taller screen, but this results in a much less-wide window in scrcpy. Setting --window-height larger seems like a possible solution (maybe), but scrcpy limits the height to my actual screen height (and draws black borders for the width!).
Describe the solution you'd like If I specify --window-height, use it, even if it's bigger than the screen.
(OTOH, thinking this through, apps and the system UI will end up off the screen, which may make it unusable in practice? But either way, respecting the user config is a good idea.)
but scrcpy limits the height to my actual screen height (and draws black borders for the width!).
In fact, scrcpy sets the requested window width and height to SDL, and the behavior is operating system dependant.
For example, you can resize to "pixel-perfect" by pressing Alt+g. On my environment (linux/xfce), the behavior is as expexted (the scrcpy window is larger than the screen and the window content is correct). But on Windows for example, the content may not be larger.
On Linux/KDE, I get a window with height limited to screen size (minus taskbar). But I can grab the edge and make it larger...
It would be very nice if I could specify a custom resolution size, so my display could be larger or, have the display as the same width as the phone only longer, so I could see more of a list without scrolling down.
but scrcpy limits the height to my actual screen height (and draws black borders for the width!).
In fact, scrcpy sets the requested window width and height to SDL, and the behavior is operating system dependant.
For example, you can resize to "pixel-perfect" by pressing Alt+g. On my environment (linux/xfce), the behavior is as expexted (the scrcpy window is larger than the screen and the window content is correct). But on Windows for example, the content may not be larger.
WORKING PEFECTLY ON debian12+KDE. after alt+G, scrcpy diskplay window resize larger. thx
