02-28-2025, 05:17 AM
When SD cards are used, it's not possible to restore files to their original location, as the SD card can be mounted under a different path on every device (as you have mentioned). If you want to maintain the original file path, I would instead suggest using the library synchronization feature and use the folder mapping feature to map file paths from one device to the desired file path on the other device (this is covered in the tutorial video on library synchronization: https://youtu.be/85EzubSZsZ8).
So in short, synchronize your tablet to your phone with your tablet as the server, the phone as the client, set the sync type to "Update Client", and then tap the folder mapping option and create a folder mapping entry on the tablet named "Audio" with value "/storage/0000-0000/Music" (without the quotes of course), then on the phone, create "Audio" with a value of "/storage/6434-3134/Music".
That would ensure any file path from the tablet that starts with /storage/0000-0000/Music is converted to /storage/6434-3134/Music on the phone. In order for this to work, you must have granted MobileSheets permission to access the SD card on the phone, either by changing the storage location or by using the "Set SD card" option in the overflow menu.
Mike
So in short, synchronize your tablet to your phone with your tablet as the server, the phone as the client, set the sync type to "Update Client", and then tap the folder mapping option and create a folder mapping entry on the tablet named "Audio" with value "/storage/0000-0000/Music" (without the quotes of course), then on the phone, create "Audio" with a value of "/storage/6434-3134/Music".
That would ensure any file path from the tablet that starts with /storage/0000-0000/Music is converted to /storage/6434-3134/Music on the phone. In order for this to work, you must have granted MobileSheets permission to access the SD card on the phone, either by changing the storage location or by using the "Set SD card" option in the overflow menu.
Mike