The app is easy to navigate, provides quick access to your downloads folder and helps you free up storage space. When you open Files by Google, the app will recommend various options like clearing out app caches, removing junk files or deleting backed-up photos from your device.
There's even an AirDrop-like file-sharing feature baked into the app that makes it really easy to share files with someone who is nearby. Once you've installed the app, you can find your downloaded files by selecting the Browse tab at the bottom of the app, then tapping Downloads. Tap a file to open it, or long-press on it to select the file and delete, share or rename it. Be respectful, keep it civil and stay on topic.
We delete comments that violate our policy , which we encourage you to read. Discussion threads can be closed at any time at our discretion. Slide the notification tray from the top of your Android phone, and tap the gear icon or navigate to Settings. Step 2. Go for the Application Manager option. Then scroll down for Gallery and hit it. Step 3. Here, you can press Clear cache. Subsequently, back to the main screen to close all the background applications. And finally, reboot your device.
To speed up your handset, you can also choose to clear app caches and data on Android phone. My pictures disappeared from my phone? Try rename ". Nomedia" folder if Way 1 doesn't work. Nomedia is used to block files scanned by media apps. If you rename or delete it, then it won't be able to play its own role.
That's to say, Android phone can display the content of media files, including photos normally the moment you view them. Here'are the means:. Open Android phone and go to File Manager, and look for the folder with the name of.
All of my pictures on my Android are gone? In this case, one of the viable solutions is to restore from the backup file, if you have made that before. Here, we take the LG phone as an example to show you how to restore lost photos on Android from local backup:.
Open the Settings app on your Android device. Completely started over and it won't do it. And the documentation that I cited also says you cannot do it! I guess you either believe this web page from GoPro or you don't Hello, i would like to find out is there any possibility to downgrade your android app, its total nonsense what you done.
Now i need to download from camera to app then from app to phone, then i spend like 20 min to find files on my phone because its saved video on pictures. I do not find any option to download directly from camera to phone anymore and i really do not want to download 2 times then delete 2 times.
I relly thinck you supose to make work with up easyer and better on ubdates. Not harder and worst expirience. I agree, this is just poor Software Design As a Software Engineer, I designed and wrote software for a living If the software was not Intuitive, it was 'poorly designed' And this software appeared to be designed correctly and then someone with an 'Agenda' got a hold of it and decided to send the software in another direction that is confusing and cumbersome.
Your feedback is very much appreciated. This is something that has already been raised to the team in charge and will be addressing it in future releases. Another user with the same problem here. I am genuinely astonished that anyone was expected to guess that two entire separate download operations are needed to download something.
I presume this is to push paid-for services like the cloud stuff - terrible to have people just using the thing they've bought without paying ongoing rent for features they don't want. GoPro did say they were addressing the issue in future releases, back in August. That never happened with the update last month. Yes it is crazy. Battery is rubbish, thing doesnt always turn off and using the GoPro app on an Android is, well, not possible.
It would be so easy for them to allow the app to select back up location and transfer everything to Android's external memory. But I guess they want subscribers! After you save media to the app from your gopro it gets saved to your phone's interal memory and then after you render it, the same video takes up additional memory on your device!
You're basically holding onto the gopro's native video file format and then holding on to your. Did that, doesn't work. Searching phone for. Is there ANYBODY that know how to carry out what should be the most basic of operations in simply bloody well transferring what you've shot onto your bloody laptop!!!!?
I feel the same. Loads of people are having this problem, get it sorted Goprop FFS. Doesn't work. They do not download to the native gallery. They download somewhere, but are impossible to find. This is SUCH a basic function, I can't believe I have wasted 4 hours trying to do it, its worse than trying to make something designed by Apple work. Very nice. But it still can't do the most basic requirement, which is to simply allow me to transfer pictures from camera to laptop, and until it does, it USELESS.
I'm up to about 5 hours wasted on this now. Its like trying to make something from Apple work properly. For god's sake, its not an obscure optional extra, its the most basic and essential function after actually taking photos! Make sure your phone is in the correct mode and ready to transfer images.
Specifically, what device are you using, what version of OS is it, and what steps are you taking to get your media? On Android devices with the GoPro mobile app , saving to phone does in fact save to the phones media gallery it creates a GoPro folder as a sub directory. It's really not that difficult of an operation, but without details of what steps you've taken, it is difficult to give you good advice.
For example, if you are just trying to get the media from the camera to your laptop, why are you using the app at all? Where are my Photos on my Android Phone? Report Inappropriate Content. Message 1 of 63 21, Views. Labels: GoPro App for Android. Re: Where are my Photos on my Android Phone? Hi kdbmeb We have updated how your media is saved. Message 2 of 63 21, Views. So are the Photos on my Phone?
Message 3 of 63 21, Views. Message 4 of 63 21, Views. OK, maybe I am not communicating my Problem here Let's try this I then Select a few of them with the GoPro App. I then Press the download Icon and the pictures appear to be downloading somewhere which I have no idea where 5. So Questions: 1. Did the pictures go to my Phone? Do I have to do something else to get them on my phone or computer etc.
Message 5 of 63 21, Views. Message 6 of 63 21, Views. This is my 2nd Hero 7 -- The first one would not turn off and they sent me this camera yesterday Message 7 of 63 21, Views.
Message 8 of 63 21, Views. Everyone's Tags: dann gibt es keinen Hin…. View All 3. Message 9 of 63 7, Views. Once you have your camera connected, select the contents you want to download. Tap the download icon. Wait for the download to complete. Once the media files are downloaded, go into the "App" tab section and locate the copied footage.
Tap on the three dots at the top right and choose "select item" Select the contents you want to download to native Photo Gallery, then tap on the arrow icon. Message 10 of 63 7, Views.
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