Stupid Android phone!

[loudredcar]

Okay, not really but I'm hoping the title got the attention of someone who can help me.

I downloaded some songs and I think they were saved onto my phone's memory. I want to transfer those songs onto my SD card to keep as much memory as possible free on my phone. However, I cannot figure out how to do this. And it's very frustrating.

I went into SD card from the Applications tab under Settings and the music was not listed. I do not have a home computer so I am hoping I can do this with the help of someone smarter than me.

I'm still learning how to use my MT4G, so forgive my question if it's really damn easy to do this.

Thanks.

 

[sitlet]

Download Astro from the market. Or connect the phone to computer via usb in Disk Drive mode, and drag and drop the files from the internal memory to the card.

 

[lordofthereef]

How did you download these songs (what did you use)?

 

[loudredcar]

I downloaded MP3 Downloader from the Marketplace. I don't know where the files went and it didn't ask me where I wanted the files to go.

 

[sitlet]

I don't know where the files went and it didn't ask me where I wanted the files to go.

Every app should have a setting to allow you to control where it saves files. If it doesn't, try looking in the SD card under the apps name. For example, SDcard/MP3Downloader.

But again, Astro can fine the files for you.

 

[claudiul]

Hi there,
First of all you should read more about your device and the applications you are installing.
You may start learning from the printed manual for your phone or The New Google Android Phone myTouch 4G | T-Mobile
Also go to MP3Android: MP3 Download - News
The application also have search function:

AndExplorer and Astro are the best File Manager applications for Android.

PS
Don't forget - Read the ****ing Manual and https://www.rtfm.ro/

 

[misdra69]

"PS
Don't forget - Read the ****ing Manual and https://www.rtfm.ro "



LOL thanks for a good laugh!