I am sorry to hear about the confusion this has caused and I'll try to clear this up now.įirst off, your offline files are stored in the app’s cache folder - this is why you weren't able to locate them in your SD card. On your Android device, you can access these files using a third-party file viewer. Please let me know if this worked for you. Thanks for your patience and cooperation again David. You can find out where all of the files you have made available offline by tapping the menu button and selecting “Offline files” to open the folder.Ĭould you try exporting the MP3 file from the Offline Files or Home view now and let me know if this persists? You should be able to see "export" option for MP3 files as well after pressing the ellipsis button (.) so if this is still not happening please send me a screenshot so I can have a visual of this as well.
Toggle the switch next to “Available offline” on (green). Tap the arrow to the right of the file name Open the Dropbox app and navigate to the file you want to make available for offline access.
On Android, you can make a file “Available offline” by following these steps: If any changes are made to the file while you are offline, the changes will be synced once your device is connected to Wi-Fi. The file can be then viewed offline and will sync with Dropbox. First off all, note that making a file “Available offline” makes a local copy of your file within our mobile app.
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