Closed ThoughtzThruKeyz closed 1 month ago
Downloads are written to a cache location before finalized and written to the destination location.
You want to set the cache location to be on your D: drive in the settings.
On Tue., May 28, 2024, 8:33 p.m. ThoughtzThruKeyz, @.***> wrote:
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So, I've trying to download a pretty beefy VOD, and my local PC doesn't necessarily have enough space, but I have an external HDD that I wanted to write the VOD to, which has more than enough storage. However, when I press the download button and I'm able to choose the location of the download, I choose my HDD and yet when the download starts, it'll say "You may not have enough storage on drive C:/" even though my HDD is, say, Drive "D:/". So I was just curious is this just something I'm dealing with? Or might it be a bug of some sort? Add any related files or extra information here
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This was it! Thanks so much for the speedy response!
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Edition
Windows GUI Application
Describe your issue here
So, I've trying to download a pretty beefy VOD, and my local PC doesn't necessarily have enough space, but I have an external HDD that I wanted to write the VOD to, which has more than enough storage. However, when I press the download button and I'm able to choose the location of the download, I choose my HDD and yet when the download starts, it'll say "You may not have enough storage on drive C:/" even though my HDD is, say, Drive "D:/". So I was just curious is this just something I'm dealing with? Or might it be a bug of some sort?
Add any related files or extra information here
No response