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Welcome, I'm from the museum Motorola Moto C Plus and today I'll show you how to transfer
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photos, videos or any kind of other file from the device to an SD card or vice versa
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And to begin you want to open up the downloads app, so pull up on the app tray and you'll
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find right here, tap on it and then tap on the three bars right here and you will find
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both of your storages, so your Moto C, the internal storage and then your SD card
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Now if you only see one or nothing here, go back, basically slide the panel away and tap
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on the three dots and I don't have the option right now because to me it's already enabled
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but you will see an option here, I think it's gonna say something alongside of show internal
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storage or something like that, or show SD card, I'm not sure exactly, but something
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along show something. So just tap on it and then you will find both of them on here
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And to get started with it you want to open up one of them, I guess the photo that I have
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is located on the phone itself, so it's gonna be the Moto C
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And photos and videos that you capture with the device will always be located under the
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DCIM folder, so right here, you can see there is one. And screenshots should be located under photos folder, or pictures, my bad
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And downloads will have any kind of file, image or whatever it is that you have downloaded
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using just browser and email I think as well. So basically find whatever that is that you want to copy, wherever it's located, for me
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it's just gonna be that photo. And all you need to do is hold your finger and it gets selected, as you can see there
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is a little checkmark. And if you have multiple photos you can just simply tap on them additionally to add the
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checkmark to them as well, to as many photos as you want
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Then you'll just, let me just reselect this, then you'll have the option to copy or move
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And just before I choose one, if you have an entire folder of it, you don't actually
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have to select all the photos in there if you want to move every photo, you can just
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simply go back and select the entire folder instead of selecting hundreds of photos
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So I'm gonna proceed with that. So once it's selected, tap on the three dots and choose either to copy or move depending
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on what you want to do. Moving it basically removes it from the location that it is right now and moves it to your
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designated location of choice, while copying it basically creates additional copy of it
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while keeping the original one where it is right now. So I'm gonna choose move
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And once you select move it basically gives you this overview, so you wanna tap on the
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bars up here and as you can see there is nothing here, so we basically have to do this again
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Go internal storage, as you can see now there is the option, so once you tap on it, you'll
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see both of them, so the internal and SD card. Now the photo that I am moving was located on the device itself, so I'm gonna choose
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SD card just to move it to a different complete location. And from here I can move it directly to the SD card or I should also be able to create
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a folder if I want to for instance keep it consistent and move it to the same location
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as in structurally the same location I could create a new folder and here call the basically
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the same thing, so DCIM for instance and then move it into it
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And if I go back, and now this is the Moto folder as you can see Moto, so the device
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and if I go back to the DCIM there is nothing here anymore, which previously there was one photo
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And if I go back to now the SD card which I moved the file there to, you can see that
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there is the photo. And you can move any kind of file, doesn't matter if it's photo, video, document, you
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will do it basically the same way as I did with the photo, so it works the same way
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