Method 2. Scroll down and tap Storage. This option is about halfway down the Settings page. Doing so opens a list of your Android's storage locations, including the SD card. Tap Internal shared storage.
It's at the bottom of the "Device storage" group of options. Some phones or tablets might just have Internal storage here instead. You'll find this option near the middle of the menu.
Select an image location. Tap Camera to view any photos you've taken using your Android's camera. Tap and hold a photo to select it, then tap other photos you want to move to select them as well. Tap Move to…. This option is near the top of the drop-down menu.
Doing so prompts a pop-out menu with storage locations to appear. If you'd rather copy the photos to the SD card, instead tap Copy to Tap your SD card's name. It's in the pop-out menu.
The SD card's storage page will open. Select a folder to move your photos to. Tap MOVE. It's in the bottom-right corner of the screen. Your Android's photos will be moved from the internal hard drive onto the SD card. If you selected Copy to Method 3. Download the ES File Explorer app. Open ES File Explorer. You may have to scroll through a few introductory pages before you can proceed. It's a blue button in the middle of the screen. This will open ES File Explorer's main page.
Skip this step if you've opened ES File Explorer before. It's in the middle of the page. Doing so will open a list of your Android's photos. You may have to scroll down to see this option. Tap and hold one photo to select it, then tap any other photos that you want to move to select them as well. If you want to select all images here, tap and hold one image to select it, then tap Select All in the upper-right corner of the screen. Tap Move to. It's in the lower-right side of the screen.
A menu will appear. If you'd rather copy the images to your SD card, instead tap Copy to in the bottom-left corner of the screen. Select your SD card.
Tap your SD card's name in the resulting menu. Depending on your Android, you may not have to select your SD card—it may open automatically.
Select a folder. Tap the folder on your SD card into which you want to move the selected photos. Doing so will immediately move the photos onto the SD card.
If you selected Copy to instead of Move to , the photos will be copied instead. Open up the camera application, go to settings in the corner and choose storage location. If you have an SD card installed, you should be able to choose between internal storage and the SD card. Yes No. Not Helpful 60 Helpful Your phone should automatically put your photos on your SD card.
However, if it doesn't, the easiest way is to connect your phone to your computer and then transfer the files over to your SD card. Not Helpful 28 Helpful If you have an SD slot on the side of your phone, use a paper clip and put it in the hole and a tiny slot holder should pop out on the side of your phone. Updated the UI to gtk3. If the version 2. It fixes a bug reading the cpu overclock data from the register, and the config gpu in Russian language.
In the first place, this version includes some important changes to improve the accuracy, sadly it could breaks games, if you find that a broken game on this version please report to epsxepc gmail. Other languages could be added in a future version. It should run again some games broken on interpreter cpu mode on the v2. Fixed loading savestates from the UI in interpreter mode.
You can select x1, x1. Be careful it could break compatibility. The changes are: - First of all, ePSXe 2. Millions of thanks to Pete Bernert, Tapcio and Edgbla. Improved multitap andd added autofire support.
PPv3 and several files by game - Improved cheat support. Starting with version 1. You can find them in the downloads section. Compatibility is lower and memcards support limited. In multidisc games, it will share the same memcards by all of discs - Fixes to the CD-Rom decoder and the core which made almost 20 more games playable or working better like. Usage execute epsxe. As promised ePSXe 1. The main changes are: Many fixes to the cd-rom decoder and core that fixed almost games Improved input devices support On the fly memory card change Fixed changedisc feature Support for SBI subchannel files Support for PBP disc images Cheat codes support We hope you will enjoy this release!
After a 4 years hiatus, it is finally time for some news about ePSXe's development. If all goes well we expect to release it in a few weeks. We were thinking of different ways to get funds for the development of ePSXe and finally decided to develop an Android port. We would like to give our thanks to Gladiator, from www. Without his help creating a version with high compatibility would have been almost impossible.
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