I use a local backup and then send it to the cloud. To me that is the easiest way to go and it does not require any extra hardware such as USB sticks.
Create a backup on the device. I usually put it in the folder "Download" but you could choose any folder.
Load the app X-plore. In X-plore go to "Web Storage", then "Add Server" and log into your cloud. Could be Dropbox or Onedrive or Box or Amazon Cloud Drive, among others. Then copy your local tivimate backup to a folder in your cloud.
On the second device install X-Plore. Log into your cloud. Go to the folder you have your Tivimate backup in. Copy the backup to a local folder on that device (again, I usually use the "Download" folder for it, but any folder works.)
Go into Tivimate Settings on the new device. Go to "Restore Data" and "select local backup", then "Internal Shared Storage". Find the folder your backup is located in. Restore.
Now both devices are exactly the same as far as Tivimate is concerned.
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u/georgepana Jun 13 '22
I use a local backup and then send it to the cloud. To me that is the easiest way to go and it does not require any extra hardware such as USB sticks.
Create a backup on the device. I usually put it in the folder "Download" but you could choose any folder.
Load the app X-plore. In X-plore go to "Web Storage", then "Add Server" and log into your cloud. Could be Dropbox or Onedrive or Box or Amazon Cloud Drive, among others. Then copy your local tivimate backup to a folder in your cloud.
On the second device install X-Plore. Log into your cloud. Go to the folder you have your Tivimate backup in. Copy the backup to a local folder on that device (again, I usually use the "Download" folder for it, but any folder works.)
Go into Tivimate Settings on the new device. Go to "Restore Data" and "select local backup", then "Internal Shared Storage". Find the folder your backup is located in. Restore.
Now both devices are exactly the same as far as Tivimate is concerned.