Android BETA: Automatic backup of Photos and Videos support

[rydgaze]

We are happy to announce the availability of one of the most requested feature: The automatic backup of photos and videos using the Tonido Android App.
The setup for this is similar to iOS app for setting it up :

We invite our users to try the app in various Android devices and provide feedback to improve the app.
When providing feedback, please provide the following information
1: Server version and OS
2. Android app version
3. Android OS version
4. Android device type/model
5. Method to recreate the problem
6. Screenshots if possible

Download and install the attached APK file to try out the beta version.

Tonido.apk

v3.4

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[riggs170]

Awesome thank you.

Ubuntu headless server 32 bit
Tonido server version v5.80.0.26973 (Free)
Tonido version 3.0apk
Android 4.4.4
Nexus 5

It shows the service is running, but no pictures are uploading.

[riggs170]

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[rydgaze]

Hi riggs170, I have uploaded a new version (v3.2) can you check if this one sees your gallery photos?

[riggs170]

Thanks for the quick response. I installed the 3.2apk and still nothing uploads. I even tried taking a new picture and going back into the app. The service states that it's running but nothing uploads. Let me know if you need anything else.

One more thing I uninstalled the old apk before installing the new version.

[rydgaze]

Thanks. I am starting to wonder if it is an issue with 4.4 SDK. We have all our devices at 4.2. We will check against 4.4 and see what might be going on and update the build

[rydgaze]

Have you set your camera to store the images in internal or external phone storage? The app is looking for the external storage (like /storage/sdcard/0/DCIM/camera) .

It also looks like different devices (like the HTC One) store these in slightly different paths (/storage/sdcard/0/100MEDIA) and some devices like Nexus in jellybean are storing it in /storage/sdcard/0/Camera). So we might have to figure out the store path depending on the device.

[rydgaze]

I have changed the way we search for photos in v3.3. Can you check this and see if that finds the pictures in your device?

apparently the storage location is standard in android

Nexus-One stores its camera files into a folder named Camera (/sdcard/DCIM/Camera).
All HTC devices store their camera files into a folder named 100MEDIA (/sdcard/DCIM/100MEDIA).
Sony Xperia x10 stores its camera files into a folder named 100ANDRO (/sdcard/DCIM/100ANDRO).
Motorola MilesStone stores its camera files into a folder named Camera (/sdcard/DCIM/Camera).

to name a few.. sigh

[riggs170]

/sdcard/DCIM/Camera is the path on my nexus 5. The 3.3apk still didn't find any pictures to upload.

[riggs170]

FYI, I tried on my galaxy note 10.1 as well and it didn't work in that either.