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Export your complete collection, or a selection, to beautifully designed PDF or HTML files.Queries and Lists can be separately exported to PDF, HTML and CSV.Use Lists to make your own collections of movies, shows, actors, directors and more.With a Query, you can interactively define your own selection, using multiple criteria.Add your own custom filters to the sidebar, using Queries.Sync Watched, Paused and Watchlist status with ĭefine your own filters and lists.
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Tap the notification window pull-down menu on the Android phone and then tap "Turn off USB Storage," "Turn Off" or "Dismount." Disconnect the USB cable from the phone and computer.What does Movie Explorer do? Movie Explorer scans all your internal, external and network drives for digital movie files like MKV, M4V, AVI and MP4 and saves them in an attractive movie catalog for off line browsing, searching, tracking, sharing and more. If you want to transfer the video to the phone and not save a copy on the computer, press "Ctrl-X" rather than "Ctrl-C" after you highlight the clip in the "Videos" folder of the computer.Ĭlick inside the "Video" or "Movies" folder pane of the right-side File Explorer window and then press "Ctrl-V." Windows copies the selected video from the computer the Movies or Videos folder on the Android memory card.Ĭopy and paste other videos from the computer to the Android memory card as needed.

Highlight the video file in the left File Explorer window that you want to transfer to the Android phone and then press "Ctrl-C" to copy it to the Windows clipboard. Double-click the "Movies" or "Videos" folder in the Android's folder window. Double-click the drive letter assigned to the Android phone's memory card in the right-side File Explorer window. Move and resize the windows so that they sit side by side on the screen.Ĭlick the "Videos" link in the navigation pane of the File Explorer window on the left side of the screen. Click "File" on the ribbon bar and then click "Open New Window." Two File Explorer windows are now active on the screen. Press "Windows-E" to launch File Explorer.

Depending on the manufacturer of your phone and the version of Android that it uses, the correct option may display as "Turn on USB Storage," "Mount," "USB Mass Storage" or "Disk Drive." After you tap the storage option button, return to the computer. Tap the "Turn on USB Storage" or similar button. Tap the notification window pull-down menu on the Android screen (also known as the "Window Shade") and then tap "USB Connected" or "USB Connection" depending on which version of the Android operating system you use.
