Ignore touch event, it was generated for a different device size

[swamikamal]

Ignore touch event, it was generated for a different device size
-v 1.15 not recognizing my click as touch on screen
please help me

[rom1v]

Ah, great, it was a good idea to add the log a973757
See #1518 (comment)

The reason is that on some devices, the video encoder on the device does not respect the requested size, and we can't detect this change on the server side.

To avoid the problem, check the first lines in scrcpy output:

INFO: Initial texture: 1080x2336
INFO: New texture: 888x1920

And limit the size to what the encoder actually produces. Here:

scrcpy -m1920

(take the greatest value of the second line)

[rom1v]

(please post output as text instead of a screenshot)

Then just run scrcpy -m1920 as I explained above.

[swamikamal]

Sorry!! And Thank you very much Sir.

[khalidrobbani]

thank you so much, master. it works for my oppo F7 hihi

[skivox52]

Same issue on MI9SE.
I tried using different "-m XXXX" option, but still doesn't work.

How to know which value to use please ?
Here is the output while launching scrcpy without "-m" option :

[server] INFO: Device: Xiaomi Mi 9 SE (Android 10)INFO: Renderer: opengl
INFO: OpenGL version: 3.0 Mesa 20.0.8
INFO: Trilinear filtering enabled
INFO: Initial texture: 1080x2336

Merci

[rom1v]

@skivox52 If you don't have two lines like this immediately on start:

INFO: Initial texture: 1080x2336
INFO: New texture: 888x1920

then this is not the same problem.

What do you observe? What error messages do you have?

[skivox52]

@skivox52 If you don't have two lines like this immediately on start:

INFO: Initial texture: 1080x2336
INFO: New texture: 888x1920

then this is not the same problem.

What do you observe? What error messages do you have?

I do not have these two lines.
Only the lines I shown you.

I do not get any error message, but the mouse event doesn't work.
if i open app touching phisically my phone, i can see it on scrcpy but i cannot interact with it using the mouse.

Sorry if I posted in the wrong thread.
Thanks

[rom1v]

@skivox52 https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy/blob/master/FAQ.md#mouse-and-keyboard-do-not-work

[skivox52]

@skivox52 https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy/blob/master/FAQ.md#mouse-and-keyboard-do-not-work

Thanks a lot, going to check this

EDIT : Thank you bro, it works very fine now :)

[mjwaghmare]

(please post output as text instead of a screenshot)

Then just run scrcpy -m1920 as I explained above.

how to set it permanently??

[rom1v]

how to set it permanently??

You could create a script: https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy/blob/master/FAQ.md#command-line-on-windows

(currently, there is no config file)

[mjwaghmare]

@rom1v How to set this in the Mac OS?

[rom1v]

Create a file myscrcpy containing:

#!/bin/bash
scrcpy -m1920

Make it ewecutable (chmod +x myscrcpy), and execute (./myscript).

[anszom]

I'm encountering a similar problem on a lenovo tablet. For some reasons the encoder returned a smaller texture no matter what values of -m were supplied.

Native resolution:

INFO: Initial texture: 1024x600
INFO: New texture: 1024x592

With -m800

INFO: Initial texture: 800x472
INFO: New texture: 800x464

My work-around is to crop the few pixels off the edge of the screen with --crop=592:1024:0:0
Surely there must be a better way

[14790897]

thanks