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by geor9e
879 days ago
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The best way I have found is to create a SMB network folder on your local wifi network (you can do this in Windows and Mac, its usually the default folder share method in the OS, or you can use a NAS) and then use TotalCommander to move the entire Android filesystem (or just the DCIM folder) to that network folder in one go. It took me about an hour to transfer ~128 GB over wifi. Do not use Android File Transfer (its a horrible app that transfers in a weird slow serial mode over a wired connection). Do not use Pairdrop/snapdrop/etc. Those Airdrop clones do not handle big folders of files well. If you have Windows available, ignore my advice and do that. It probably isn't as difficult as Mac. |
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