How to move Files from Aloha Files Manager (The Downloads Place) to the SD card ?
Hello ! Greetings, I have a problem with my Aloha Browser App, well more of a question. I have recently held, through downloading, my photos of 100 GB. I downloaded these from my Google Photos but after I downloaded them, I wanted to put them into my SD card. Yet when I wanted to move them to the SD card, I did not see the option to do such action, only to my device's storage. Although I did see the SD card Folder in the Downloads, I wanted to try to put them all in the SD card itself since when you place them in the SD card folder, you can no longer see them outside the app. I am not sure if placing them in the SD card folder will not take storage in my internal storage of my device but my SD card's storage but I will test it soon. Now I moved them little by little, about 20 GB each time, since luckily my device hold 128 GB, I was able to do such action. Yet when I moved them from my Device to my SD card, it says "Failed to play video. An unknown error has occurred." or "Unable to read this file" (something like that). It gets corrupted when I do so, and it really makes my head ache that I have to do everything all over again, luckily everything is saved in the cloud and everything can be duplicated but I just want to ask if there is a shortcut to move Aloha Files from the File Manager into my SD card without the files becoming corrupt.
Thank you so much ! Have a nice day !
Good day!
A few questions:
- Can you confirm that the same file is playable by Aloha before you move it to SD card?
- Did you try to move 1 video at a time? Is it corrupted after the move? Or corruption only appears when you move a lot of files?
- Could you please write, step-by-step, how did you move your files?
As a temporary workaround, you can try to move your files to Device downloads little by little, and then move to any SD card subfolder using system built-in file manager (like Files for stock Android, or My Files for Samsung).
Good day!
A few questions:
- Can you confirm that the same file is playable by Aloha before you move it to SD card?
- Did you try to move 1 video at a time? Is it corrupted after the move? Or corruption only appears when you move a lot of files?
- Could you please write, step-by-step, how did you move your files?
As a temporary workaround, you can try to move your files to Device downloads little by little, and then move to any SD card subfolder using system built-in file manager (like Files for stock Android, or My Files for Samsung).
To move your files to Aloha SD card folder, you can select the default ‘move’ option, and the SD card folder will be available in the list right below the Private folder.
Unfortunately, Google didn’t approve our request to access all file manager features as the primary purpose of Aloha is browsing. That’s why our abilities are very limited in terms of file management.
One more hint: you can download your files right to SD card rather than moving it there by selecting the SD card option on the new download folder picker screen, just scroll the list – it must be there.
Regarding the file data issue, we will investigate it, thank you for the report.
To move your files to Aloha SD card folder, you can select the default ‘move’ option, and the SD card folder will be available in the list right below the Private folder.
Unfortunately, Google didn’t approve our request to access all file manager features as the primary purpose of Aloha is browsing. That’s why our abilities are very limited in terms of file management.
One more hint: you can download your files right to SD card rather than moving it there by selecting the SD card option on the new download folder picker screen, just scroll the list – it must be there.
Regarding the file data issue, we will investigate it, thank you for the report.
Update:
Unfortunately, we cannot reproduce this issue. Our guess is that your SD card is faulty or damaged. We suggest using another SD card.
Kind regards,
Aloha Team
Update:
Unfortunately, we cannot reproduce this issue. Our guess is that your SD card is faulty or damaged. We suggest using another SD card.
Kind regards,
Aloha Team
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