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My phone memory is full of data, so anytime when I download something I get the message, that "transfer data to sd card".
Or even worse "memory is full, some apps stopped working". For example I'm loosing all of my already opened 6-8 windows on the browser. Instead of transferring every time when I've got some new data ( mainly music and photos-videos), why don't these new datas go automatically onto the sd card once the phone storage is full? I mean even I take only 2-3 pictures I get this "internel storage is full etc." message, when I've got plenty of space on my sd card??! Is it possible to adjust, that all my new datas go directly to the sd card without direct me every time to transfer it?
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For the camera:
Main Menu > Camera > Menu Button > Settings Tab > Data Storage.
Regarding the application, this would up to the application itself and dependant on what settings it has available. Unfortunately I am not familiar with this application so would be of little assistance in that regard.
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You can adjust photos to save directly to SD card.Same for videos.
Thank you! How can I do that? I also synchronize music from Deezer. Can it go straight to the sd card? If yes, please tell me how!
For the camera:
Main Menu > Camera > Menu Button > Settings Tab > Data Storage.
Regarding the application, this would up to the application itself and dependant on what settings it has available. Unfortunately I am not familiar with this application so would be of little assistance in that regard.
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I do not use Deezer,but you could look in its settings for any saving/download path.
Thank you for your answers!
I cannot find any data storage settings on Deezer, I hoped I could adjust it on my phone though.
I mean it should be a setting, saying "all downloaded datas to SD card".
I think that by default,the phone will save to internal memory.