The culprit is . Before Android 10, apps could freely read and write almost anywhere on your SD card or internal storage. Starting with Android 11, Google enforced strict rules: each app now primarily sees only its own private folder ( /Android/data/<package_name>/ ) and a few shared collections (like Downloads , Pictures , Music ). An old QSP player, built with legacy file access, is effectively "blind" to your carefully organized qsp folder.
: Ensure folder names match exactly (case-sensitive) and are not nested inside extra subfolders. qsp player android 11
When you first launch a modern QSP player (like seedhartha’s), it should trigger a "Storage Access Framework" (SAF) prompt. Ensure you select the parent folder where your games are stored and click "Allow Access to this folder". The culprit is
: When you first open the app, it should ask for storage permissions. If it still fails, go to Settings > Apps > QuestPlayer > Permissions An old QSP player, built with legacy file