Adding new option --encoder-name

[tzah4748]

Relates to issue #1810

It seems that some devices have more than one encoder, some encoders may cause issues or crash.
With this option we can specify which encoder we want the device to use.

Proved useful for the device in the issue.

[tzah4748]

@rom1v did you get a chance to take a look?

[rom1v]

Sorry, not yet in details. Currently, I have no time to work on scrcpy (I just answer to issues if I can give a quick answer).

But I have it in mind (and in my todo list), and this option will be merged before a new release. 👍

One additional thing I would like to add is listing the available encoder names on error (like the --display option).

[rom1v]

I rebased on current dev, I changed the option --encoder-name to --encoder (for simplicity and consistency with --display to select the display id) and some minor other changed on your commit.
Then I added another commit to list the available encoders if an invalid name is passed.

Please review and test: encoder_name

If it's ok, I'll merge into dev :)

[tzah4748]

Looks good to me!
Feel free to merge it.

[rom1v]

Merged into dev, thanks 👍

[rom1v]

Here are binaries for the current dev branch including this feature (it will be helpful to debug other issues).

For windows users, take both scrcpy.exe and scrcpy-server, and replace them in your scrcpy v1.16 release.

For other platforms, take scrcpy-server and build only the client.

• scrcpy.exe
  SHA256: f0079664dc8954f62a486346d2267c6159d7cd47d0527d117f3c73350d2bb053
• scrcpy-server
  SHA256: 1230ccd507e20a0ed0a307cd760968240b451de47a19cb2daaa3a5450893b7f9

(to replace in v1.16 release)

scrcpy --encoder _  # will list the available encoders in the error message
scrcpy --encoder SOME_ENCODER