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Peejay

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#116566 2-May-2013 19:19
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Always been an Apple fan but recently acquired an LG L5 as I like the open Android format. However I'm having trouble with the SD card that Androids guys seem to love.

How do I transfer music either from my computer, or phone, onto the SD card? Doesn't seem straight forward like I thought (hoped) it was.

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  #810420 2-May-2013 19:26
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Create a folder called "music" and copy stuff across.



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  #810426 2-May-2013 19:34
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If your phone supports USB mass storage, then it should just mount as a drive on your mac or PC. And check to see if USB Debugging is enabled or not in settings.

If your on a mac though, and your phone uses MHL for transfer, then you'll need to download Android File Transfer.



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  #810892 3-May-2013 15:53
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Peejay: Always been an Apple fan but recently acquired an LG L5 as I like the open Android format. However I'm having trouble with the SD card that Androids guys seem to love.

How do I transfer music either from my computer, or phone, onto the SD card? Doesn't seem straight forward like I thought (hoped) it was.


Install "ES File Explorer" 

It's a free app. 

It sees: 

- FTP
- LAN (Windows shares) 
- Net (dropbox, Google Drive and many more) 
- Bluetooth FTP 
- local files on any local storage (SD and ExternalSD) 

You can copy from any to any. For example, you might want to copy files from a Windows share to your Dropbox account. They pass through your phone on the way.

For sync-ing iTunes with your Android phone, get "iSyncr". If you want to do it over Wifi, also get "iSyncr Wifi". I have both and they work great. Once the music file is synced to your android phone you can copy to anything and play it anywhere. 






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