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Refresh rate is not displayed on the scrcpy screen when refresh rate is on in the developement option. #5664

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ohsukkwon opened this issue Dec 13, 2024 · 4 comments

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@ohsukkwon
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ohsukkwon commented Dec 13, 2024

When the RefreshRate feature is turned on in the Development options, a number is displayed on the top-left corner of the screen, but that number is not visible on the scrcpy screen.

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@ohsukkwon ohsukkwon changed the title Refresh rate is not displayed on the scrcpy screen when refresh rate is on in the developement. Refresh rate is not displayed on the scrcpy screen when refresh rate is on in the developement option. Dec 13, 2024
@gaberilde
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i think the number is displayed directly with the graphics/controlled by system and scrpy cant display it

i could be wrong but if not there probably isnt a real fix

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ohsukkwon commented Dec 17, 2024

Thanks for your reply kindly.
I know that it has displayed on previous OS(like T os, S os...), but it's not displayed on U os.
So I want to find any solution for it.

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@gaberilde
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Thanks for your reply kindly. I know that it has displayed on previous OS(like T os, S os...), but it's not displayed on U os. So I want to find any solution for it.

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It does display on android 11 but not on android 14, i think they changed the way it displays either higher access or some thing else so that scrpy cant display it, no idea if its fixable my self but at least for now it wont be possible unfortunately
you might be able to find a app to display the screen rate instead of using that toggle

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rom1v commented Dec 18, 2024

Yes, there is probably nothing scrcpy can do to capture this layer.

But is it the value your really want? There are 3 fps values:

  • the number of frames rendered by Android per second
  • the number of frames captured for encoding per second (hopefully, all rendered frames are captured, but this is not necessarily the case if the encoder is too slow for example with a software encoder)
  • the number of frames displayed on the client per second (logged with --print-fps)

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