Will only mount one drive at a time. Don't bother if you have a hub.
USB OTG File Manager for Nexus at Google Play market analyse
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Description
USB OTG File Manager for Nexus allows you to open and copy files from any USB mass storage device with a FAT32 or NTFS filesystem using the USB OTG port of your device, tablet or phone.With a FAT32 filesystem, you can copy files to any USB mass storage device and manage your files on it (edit filenames, add directories, delete files) too.You can also manage your files in the internal memory of your device.This application has been designed for Nexus products which have an USB "OnTheGo" port, as the Nexus 5, Nexus 7 and Nexus 10, and the brand new Nexus 6 and Nexus 9. But it could work on any device with an USB OTG port Under Android 4.0 or later, including the last Android 5.0 Lollipop.Root privileges are NOT necessary!For now, FAT32 filesystem is supported for data read and write, and NTFS filesystem is only supported for data read. You can use USB sticks or SD card readers with any compatible USB OTG cable.*** NEW FEATURE ***You can now play playlists (m3u and m3u8 files) and multiple audio files (mp3, aac, m4a, flac, ogg and wav files) at the same time from your USB OTG mass storage device. For that, you need to install my new app Simple Music Player which exists in two versions:- Free version: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kyuudroid.simplemusicplayer.free- Paid version to support my developments and get some additional features in the future:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kyuudroid.simplemusicplayerOnce Simple Music Player is installed, select the files you want to play on your USB device, push the open button and select the Simple Music Player app.This is a brand new feature, so if you have any issue, dont hesitate to send me an e-mail! Your feedback would be appreciated too.*** FEATURES ***USB OTG File Manager for Nexus allows you to open your files directly from your USB device! You just need to have an app that can handle it. For audio and video, I advise you to use VLC.The new Network Access authorization is only here for local use to be able to open the files. The app NEVER send or receive data to/from Internet.USB OTG File Manager for Nexus supports devices with multiple logical units (like a GPS with an internal memory and an additional SD card) and allows you to choose which logical unit you want to read.USB OTG File Manager for Nexus now includes an "Advanced Mode" which allows you to access to all the files of your device. You can now create files and directories outside of the official Android public directories. This is for advanced users only!Before buying this application, please try the free trial version named USB OTG File Manager Trial for Nexus to be sure that this application is working with your USB devices.This is not an official Google application. Nexus brand is the property of Google.v2.12:* Bug fixesv2.11* Bug fixv2.1:* Getting ready for Android 6.0 and new Nexus 5X and 6P* SDK updatesv2.04:* Bug fixesv2.03* Change of the app name at Googles request* Minor bug fixesv2.02* Minor bug fixesv2.01* Adding error codes to ease user support* The app now scrolls back to the parent directory when you go back* Bug fixesv2.0:* New app icon* New Material design* Bug fixes
Reviews
This is a great app I tried it after first trying a couple others and not liking their interface this is simple and clean and easy to use
App looks nice but it does not work / lags a lot...
Application doesnt work with multiples file, i try to copy over 600 pics to a Sandisk dual, stop and many files missing and the ones who copy are 0kb
Works perfectly on my Nexus 6P, root is not needed. I can copy/paste either direction from the phone to the SD card, or vice versa. I don't understand why file manager apps can't do this, but the interface here is super easy to use and being that most people will only plug in an SD card to transfer some stuff off their phone and then uplug the SD card, this app is perfect for that.
You can't copy large numbers of files simultaneously. The app crashes or they get corrupted. I have to copy in small groups of 20 or so and that really sucks. Nexus Media Importer is much more reliable for large copy jobs and backups. Nexus 5.
Does what it is supposed to.
