“权限被拒绝”：无法访问/编辑/同步内容

Android 5 及更高版本允许应用将内容保存/同步/编辑到共享目录（例如 /Music）。如果您无法执行此操作，则可能是因为以下要求之一未得到满足：

  1. 权限：Android 版 MediaMonkey 必须具有写入存储位置的权限，才能编辑/删除/同步内容。
  2. 包含在库中：为了使内容在 MediaMonkey for Android 库中可见，必须将包含内容的位置配置为库的一部分。
  3. 同步配置文件：Android 版 MediaMonkey 和 Windows 版 MediaMonkey 必须正确配置才能相互同步。

允许

在大多数运行 Android 5 及更高版本的设备上*，一旦获得访问 SD 卡的权限，MediaMonkey 便能够访问/同步 SD 卡上的目录（例如 /Music 或 /Videos）。在运行 Android 11 及更高版本的设备上，MediaMonkey 2 使用 Android 的新隐私/安全技术将 MediaMonkey 的访问权限专门限制在已授予访问权限的文件夹上。

在某些三星、Oppo 和 Vivo 设备上，授予文件夹访问权限可能会失败，并且操作将导致“权限被拒绝”错误。您可以通过以下方式解决此问题：

  1. 手动设置 Android 以便能够接受应用程序对文件夹权限的请求：
    1. 进入 Android 设置并搜索“所有文件访问”并点击它
    2. 点击右上角的三点菜单，然后点击“显示系统”
    3. 在列表中，找到并点击“外部存储”
    4. 启用权限设置“允许访问管理所有文件”
    5. 重新启动 MediaMonkey 并在出现提示时授予权限
  2. 在某些设备上，手动授予 MediaMonkey 对 SD 卡的访问权限可能会有效：
    1. 进入 Android 设置
    2. 导航至“安全和隐私”->“隐私”->“权限管理器”->“文件和媒体”
    3. 点击右上角的三点菜单，然后点击“显示系统”
    4. 然后点击“查看更多可以访问所有文件的应用”
    5. 为 MediaMonkey 启用“外部存储”

MediaMonkey 通常会自动提示必要的权限以读取/写入/删除特定目录上的内容。下面的屏幕说明了 MediaMonkey 1.x 如何允许授予对 SD 卡的访问权限。这些对话框对于 MMA 2.x 的工作方式类似，但请记住 - 在 Android 11+ 上，您必须授予对特定目录（而不是存储介质）的访问权限：

  1. MediaMonkey 会自动显示一个对话框，要求用户授予对 SD 卡上文件夹的写访问权限（如果用户跳过此步骤，可以通过选项 > 授予对外部存储的访问权限重新启动此步骤）。
  2. 然后，MediaMonkey 打开一个 Android 系统文件夹选择器对话框，用户可以从中选择一个特定的文件夹（或整个 SD 卡），以授予 MediaMonkey 对该位置的访问权限。


笔记：

  • 某些定制版 Android 可能没有“显示 SD 卡”选项。例如：
    • 在某些华为设备上，“打开自”（见上文）仅在首次启用 [x] 显示高级设备（在“设置”中）后才会显示 SD 卡。然后导航到 SD 卡并“全选”（因为没有“选择 SD 卡”选项）。
    • 在某些小米设备上，安装 MediaMonkey 后（但在运行之前），您需要转到“设置”，点击“已安装的应用程序”，点击“文档”，点击底部的“启用”图标以授予访问权限。然后首次运行 MediaMonkey。
  • 如果 MediaMonkey 无法验证外部存储，则某些设备可能不支持共享文件夹。对于此类设备，同步仅限于写入特定于应用的文件夹。

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一旦获得权限，MediaMonkey 就会自动将文件从应用专用目录（即 SD 卡/Android/Data/com.ventismedia.mediamonkey/Music）移动到共享目录（例如 SD 卡/Music），并自动将标准媒体位置（如 /SD 卡/Music 等）包含在库中。如果 SD 卡中的内容似乎丢失，您可以通过选项 > 选择库文件夹手动添加新位置。

同步配置文件

要同步内容，必须将 Android 版 MediaMonkey 和 Windows 版 MediaMonkey 配置为相互识别，以便同步。如果 Windows 版 MediaMonkey 无法识别您的设备或您的设备无法看到 Windows 版 MediaMonkey，请参阅本文。

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‘Permission Denied’: Unable to access / edit / sync content

Android 5 and up allow apps to save/sync/edit content to shared directories (such as /Music). If you’re unable to, it’s likely because one of the following requirements aren’t being met:

  1. Permission: MediaMonkey for Android must have permission to write to the storage location, in order to be able to edit / delete / sync content.
  2. Inclusion in the library: In order for content to be visible in the MediaMonkey for Android library, the location containing the content must be configured to be part of the library.
  3. Sync profile: MediaMonkey for Android and MediaMonkey for Windows must be correctly configured to sync with one another.

Permission

On most devices running Android 5 and up*, MediaMonkey is able to access/sync to directories such as /Music or /Videos on an SD card once permission to access the SD card has been granted. On devices running Android 11 and up MediaMonkey 2 uses Android’s new privacy/security technologies to restrict MediaMonkey’s access specifically to folders to which access has been granted.

On certain Samsung, Oppo, and Vivo devices granting folder access may fail, and operations will result in a ‘Permission Denied‘ error. You can work around this problem by:

  1. Manually setting Android to be able to accept application requests for folder permissions:
    1. Go into Android Settings and search for ‘All files access’ and tap it
    2. Tap the 3-dot menu in the top-right corner and tap ‘Show System’
    3. In the list, locate and tap ‘External Storage’
    4. Enable the permission setting ‘Allow access to manage all files’
    5. Restart MediaMonkey and Grant Permissions when prompted
  2. On some devices it may work to manually grant MediaMonkey access to the SD Card:
    1. Go into Android Settings
    2. Navigate to ‘Security and Privacy’ -> ‘Privacy’ -> ‘Permission Manager’ -> ‘Files and Media’
    3. Tap the 3-dot menu in the top-right corner and tap ‘Show System’
    4. Then tap “See more apps that can access all files”
    5. Enable “External Storage” for MediaMonkey

MediaMonkey normally automatically prompts for necessary permissions to read / write / delete content on specific directories. The screens below illustrate how MediaMonkey 1.x allows one to grant access to the SD card. These dialogs work similarly for MMA 2.x, but remember–on Android 11+ you must grant access to specific directories (rather than a storage medium):

  1. MediaMonkey automatically displays a dialog asking the user to grant write access to a folder on the SD card (if the user skips this, it’s possible to restart this via Options > Grant access to external storage).
  2. MediaMonkey then opens an Android system folder chooser dialog, from which the user can choose a specific folder (or the entire SD card) in order to grant MediaMonkey access to that location.


Note:

  • Some customized versions of Android may not have a ‘Show SD Card’ option. For instance:
    • On some Huawei devices ‘Open from’ (see above) will only show SD cards after first enabling [x] Show advanced devices (in ‘Settings’). Then navigate to the SD card and ‘Select all’ (as there is no ‘Select SD card’ option).
    • On some Xiaomi devices, after installing MediaMonkey (but before running it), you need to go to Settings, Tap on Installed Apps, Tap on Documents, Tap on the “Enable” icon on the bottom in order to grant access. Then run MediaMonkey for the first time.
  • Shared folders may not be supported on certain devices if MediaMonkey is unable to validate the external storage. For such devices synchronization is limited to writing to app-specific folders.

Inclusion in the library

Once permissions are granted, MediaMonkey will automatically move files from app-specific directories (i.e. from SD Card/Android/Data/com.ventismedia.mediamonkey/Music) to shared directories (e.g. SD Card/Music) and automatically include standard media locations such as /SD Card/Music etc. within the library. If content from the SD card appears to be missing, you can manually add new locations via Options > Choose library folders.

Sync Profile

To sync content, MediaMonkey for Android and MediaMonkey for Windows must be configured to recognize one another so that they can sync. See this article if MediaMonkey for Windows does not recognize your device or your device cannot see MediaMonkey for Windows.

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