!msg/android-platform/14VUiIgwUjY/UsxMYwu02z0JĬreate the directory /Android/data/hu. or /Android/data/hu. on the sdcard, depending on your app version, and select this directory as the save path. The KitKat system denies write access to the external sdcard. This is a problem with Android 4.4, not the app. My device has Android 4.4(KitKat), and I cannot download to my external sdcard. Please note this process should be repeated if you insert another sdcard. You can grant the permission at Settings/Directories/External storage access, you have to pick the root folder of your scard. How can I enable writing to external sdcards?įrom version 1.5.2 tTorrent supports writing external (at least Lollipop is required), but only if the permission is granted in the settings.
I cannot write to my external sdcard, however I have Android 5.0(Lollipop). There is also an option to download data to private directory first from 1.8.5, might help with download speed or Storage Access Framework issues. It uses the internal flash if its private directory is located there to store the fastresume files, and the list of torrents. Does the app use the internal flash at all when configured to store torrents (both index and files) in a USB drive or external SD card? If you want to download files bigger than 4GB, you will need a different file system, exfat for example. You can download torrents bigger than 4GB, but the biggest file in the torrent can not be bigger than 4GB.
The app checks for the file system and if it is FAT32, the limit is applied. Yes, but the FAT32 file system has this limitation. Does it support torrents with files bigger than 4GB?
You can re-grant the permission by choosing the sameįolder again in the save path settings. This happens if for some reason the storage permission is lost for the default save path.
“Free space:0 B” in the header, cannot download anything.
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