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I am using Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. Whenever I try to copy/paste content from/to my Android phone's memory card, I get this error:

libmtp Error : Could not send object info.

Please help me to solve this.

muru
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I'm not sure if you have solved this but I came across the same issues today. I was trying to copy music to my Android's phone SD card and I got this error when the file name of the song, not the tag, had 'illegal' symbols in it. I removed the apostrophe and the file copied over. 05 Goodbye 70's.flac change to 05 Goodbye 70s.flac

Hope this helps.

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Agree with Geoffrey. I bumped into the same problem with the filename. For me the 'illegal character was the colon ':' character. The filename which caused the problem was 'Disc 1 - 11 - The Narcotic Suite: 3 Kilos.ogg', renaming the file to 'Disc 1 - 11 - The Narcotic Suite 3 Kilos.ogg' ensured that the file could be copied.

I used the 'Files' app to rename the file, right-click on the filename and choose the 'rename' option.

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Other than the filename issue mentioned above, another possible reason is that the file to be copied is too big for the MTP device. For example, I get this error when I try to copy a 5GB movie to a SD card, which seems not accepting such large file.

Sherry869
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Try compressing it and then copy-pasting it. It worked when I tried copying ~11 GB zip file.

ZeZNiQ
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I solved this problem by removing all the 0000 embedded file .config files from the Android mobile.

Zanna
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surya
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I solved this problem by using another USB cable. Copy files from Ubuntu 18.04 to Android 14 device.

Jasper Li
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