I have a gaming laptop and a phone, both of which have USB 3.2 Gen 2 and Gen 1 ports. I also use a USB 4 Type-C cable. Now, recently, I have downloaded music files of over 300GB. If I transfer them one by one, it takes a lot of time. Today, I compressed the folder to a single zip file, and the transfer finished in less than 20m. Why is that so?
Well if you’re unzipping on the flash drive, that’s a whole mountain worse than copying device to device. Why would you want to torture the flash drive and your patience like that?
Right… that’s what I’m saying! My entire point.
Sending a zip of music files to a phone, then decompressing that zip on the phone, seems like a really stupid idea to me. You’ve now set up a situation where you’re reading and writing to one drive rather than reading from one and writing to another.
I feel like you are suggesting they would decompress the file over USB from the computer after it is transferred, and not use the phone to decompress it after it is transferred… Once it is transferred to the phone, just use the phone to decompress it.
Did we forget MTP is specifically what was being discussed?
I don’t see that specified anywhere, just looked at OPs history. MTP blows. Surely that’s not the only option on Android these days?
It sure is
Edit, looks like someone at least made an ADB version https://github.com/T0biasCZe/AdbFileManager