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Mods How to access my MicroSD with app [Stock only]

NickHark

Lurker
I have a Netgear ReadyNAS Remote app on my Galaxy S3 and it will allow me to download files from my NAS over the 'NET.

However, I cannot, apparently download files directly to my S3's External MicroSd card.

Here is the list of the folders I can see in the app:
.clipboard
.downtoadTemp
.eachscapejmp
.estrongs
.face
.mmsyscache
,Po!arisViewer4
.PoiarisViewer
.remote-data-view-cache
.remote-image-view-cache
.samsungmediahub
.SPenSDK30
.thumbnails
.watgreen
.WSJ_UA
.ivsjsp-externai-data-cache
Jmages
Alarms
Albums
amazon
amazonmp3
Android
aotemp
Application
aquery
ATT Locker
Audible
backups
BeyondPod
BlueMuze
Bluetooth
burstlmageCache
corn.foxnews.android
com.mictale.gpsessentials
DCIM
Download
eWallet
files
kindle
LasVegas
media
Movies
Music
Nearby
Notifications
null
pers
PhoneLink
Pictures
Podcasts
print
Ringtones
Saved Email
Sounds
TeleNav
tjcache
UPnPlay
wdh_update
yume_android_sdk

How can I access my MicroSD from these folders?
Do I need to create a shortcut to the MicroSD?
 
DCIM says it's a storage medium set up by Android. It's either your external SD card, your ""internal SD card" (dumbest name of the year award, there) or the NAS that Android set up.

Use a file manager. If you can't find extSdCard (or something similar) look for mnt and you should find the external SD card mounted there (IOW inside the mnt folder). (Start looking in the "root folder" [in Windows terminology], IOW /extSdCard or /mnt.)

Your NAS app may not allow you to access anything but the NAS itself. ES File Explorer to access my NAS (through its LAN link), so I can then switch to local and access the SD card or anything else on the phone.
 
Your NAS app may not allow you to access anything but the NAS itself.

I think you are right: the app on my S3 will not allow me to access anything but the SDCard and not /extSdCard.

It is not possible to use a link to the /extSdCard?

In the past I would download the .mp3 file and save it to a folder eg. download,. and then use ESFileExplorer to move it from the sdcard to the Music folder on the /extSdCard. Its a pain.

Thanks for you help.
 
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