T0biasCZe: Android MTP is extremely slow... so I made my own application with C# and ADB thats 28x times faster. Perhaps you may also find it useful... :D
T0biasCZe: Android MTP is extremely slow... so I made my own application with C# and ADB thats 28x times faster. Perhaps you may also find it useful... :D
Fast Android <-> Windows file manager using ADB protocol - T0biasCZe/AdbFileManager
I was getting tired of the mtp throwing errors half the time, the directories loading two minutes (not exagerating), the copying taking taking hour, so i said screw it and made my own file transferer that uses ADB, which doesnt rely on the slow as MTP. I made it primarily for myself, but since i already made it why not share it :D
From my testing (over USB 2.0) of copying 8.4GB pictures folder, with my app it took 4m08s, approx 286Mbits/s. With MTP, it was showing it will take hour and 3/4, aprox 10Mbits/s
https://github.com/T0biasCZe/AdbFileManager/releasesedit: To go up a directory, double click the list header!
changelog v1.1:
Added ability to go above /sdcard/,
added text to double click header to go up
added pc2android copying
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Yes, but after the 3-4 minutes that I need to spend to let the computer see the phone and vice versa
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It's not working for me with my Windows 11 PC and Galaxy S23 Ultra. They can detect each other but just won't send.
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Pretty strange. It's definitely enabled for me.
I heard it was released for Windows, how well does it work? I might ditch the Samsung Link to Windows app then
For me it doesn't work at all. It keeps losing the phone, unable to find it. I suspect it's some network rule or something with my custom DNS, but I cannot find specifically what it is.
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