same problem as galaxy S3 on the Nexus 4. problem is worse because you can't take out the SD card.
here's what finally worked on Nexus 4 [SOLVED] non-rooted: -exported to a folder on my PC desktop -connected phone via USB -(personal preference) copied into a folder I named "Flash Cards" in I made via the Astromanager app. just used windows explorer and copy paste. -disconnected the phone from laptop, -RESTARTED phone so that mnemosyne could see the new file refresh (you really need a "refresh/research" button) -open mnemogogo on phone and go to settings, it should search quickly and then read "Card Directory: location of the files exported" at top (this should say something like "cards found" IMHO) then press back. -finally checked watch to see how much time has been wasted trying to solve problem (~50 minutes) really really need a better solution to this man. I've been asked by friends if there is an app like this one, and I want to recommend this app, but there's no way they are tech savvy or patient enough to do any of this. also keep in mind: mainly geeks want your app. geeks have new phones. new phones can't be mounted with out rooting (which I personally would never do just for one app like this). not trying to be a hater, I just want the app to succeed thanks On Sunday, March 17, 2013 9:05:21 AM UTC-4, Timothy Bourke wrote: > On Mar 12 at 19:15 -0700, [email protected] wrote: > > > I have a Galaxy SIII and am experiencing the same problem. After some > > > looking it appears that it can't be mounted as a mass storage device > > > unless I root it. > > > > > > I can however export the cards to a folder on my desktop and then copy > > > those manually onto my phone. That's not as slick as it used to be but > > > it's not unworkable either. > > > > > > Hope you can get this fixed without breaking everything else! > > > > Unfortunately, the SIII uses the MTP protocol and does not support > > being mounted as a mass storage device. > > > > Mnemogogo will not provide built-in MTP support. Its job is just to > > export from Mnemosyne so that Mnemododo and Mnemojojo can be used to > > review cards. I prefer not to introduce extra library dependencies and > > complicated features. Mnemogogo has certain (known) limitations, but > > it is a solid and reliable tool. > > > > So, there are basically four solutions: > > > > 1. Export and copy as you have already been doing (which is, > > admittedly, a bit tedious). > > > > 2. Unmount the SD card from your phone, mount it on your PC, and > > import and export directly to and from it. > > > > 3. Export to a DropBox (or other) folder that is synchronized via the > > network with your phone. > > > > 4. Use other software to synchronize files in a folder on your PC with > > a folder on your phone either via an MTP or wireless connection. > > Perhaps something like Cheetah Sync or AirDroid (Though I haven't > > used either and thus cannot make any recommendations). > > > > Tim. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "mnemosyne-proj-users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msg/mnemosyne-proj-users/-/dTM7nQ8XA3IJ. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.
