sndcpy VS QtScrcpy

Link with phone: scrcpy + sndcpy (or plug in audio jack) Emulator: I use LDPlayer 9 (graphics set to compatibility rendering in game options) and I hear Bluestacks Pie64 works as well

Yup, that’s an alternative way to do it. Regarding sound, try this

A combo scrcpy and sndcpy hooked up to OBS has worked wonderfully.

I have been using the companion Sndcpy program in tandem with Scrcpy for a few minutes little while now, and both have been working relatively flawlessly for me so far! My main purpose for this setup would be to try and stream mobile games on Discord or even Twitch just for fun, but my issue is that I play a lot of rhythm games. This setup does not create any disruptions on my tablet (Samsung Galaxy Tab S6, running Android 12, USB-C-to-USB connection), but there is a significant discrepancy between the visuals and audio on my PC side of things. This would be negligible for basically any game except for rhythm games, where the audio matching the visuals is important.

There also is a programm named sndcpy which streams the phones sound to you PC.

I once used Sndcpy on my mobile and OBS on my laptop to meddle around but I am not sure I managed to record the audio. Here's the link for sndcpy: https://github.com/rom1v/sndcpy

scrcpy to copy your screen and sndcpy to copy your sound (some apps block this tho)

Have you ever tried sndcpy?

QtScrcpy adds in additional UI/UX so that key mapping for games/other apps also requiring a connection to PC.

Any of the scrcpy GUIs like QtScrcpy let you mirror your Android device onto the PC and also control it from there if you enable the option, otherwise you can do the opposite with Weylus, so you mirror your PC's screen to the tablet and then you can draw from it with either your fingers or a pen, with pen pressure supported as well, which I find pretty amazing!

Scrcpy or one of the GUI frontends like QtScrcpy, but you can also directly control her phone with Rustdesk

else if the application needs you to pinch to zoom, your only choice is to use QtSqrcpy

An alternative way to solve touching issue is to run QtScrcpy so it's no need to recompile QEMU anymore.

That said, I recently ran into a similar issue to yours with a ton of tabs open on a browser on a phone that I need to reset soon. Doing it manually sucked, and there seemed to be no end to the tabs (many of which I was delighted to re-discover as I was doing it manually). So what I did was use QtScrcpy and AutoHotkey to automate the process of bookmarking it on the mobile browser and then use sync to access them on the desktop. This was Brave browser, but I'm sure it would work with Chrome or Mozilla too. So next time you are facing the challenge of saving mobile tabs, this could be a solution.