Store large score, audio, and annotation files in internal storage or PagePilot's private area on an SD card.

Android Data Storage Location

Android Data Storage Location

On Android, you can choose one location for large score, audio, and annotation files. The database and storage-location setting always remain in the device's internal storage.

The choices are:

Storage cannot be assigned per file. Changing the location safely copies the complete assets tree as one unit.

Important Checks Before Changing the Location

Read the warning shown before you start.

How the Change Is Kept Safe

PagePilot leaves the original files in place while copying them to the new location. It verifies file count, size, and SHA-256 before switching the active location. If anything fails before that switch, the original location remains active.

The app restarts after the switch. On startup, it checks the new location again before deleting the old copy.

If “SD Card Not Found” Appears

Connect the registered card and select Try Again. PagePilot does not silently switch to internal storage when a different card is connected. This prevents the database from opening while its score and audio files are missing.

If the card cannot be used, you can restore a complete backup to internal storage. Restore replaces the current app data.