Where do I find downloaded files?

[ShapeShifter499]

In the event my device is offline, where could I find the files I downloaded in case I wanted to share music in person?

This would include situations where internet is down, no signal, etc. But we have the correct cables to connect (otg or usb-c) two devices.

In Android 14+ I cannot access some folders in /Android on the root of the user folder. So if it's there maybe there could be a user selected download location for music?

[eddyizm]

It is probably in the Android/data/<App-Name> folder which is getting harder and harder to get to. I was using a 3rd party file explorer.
if you enable developer debugging though, you can access it via adb shell althought I am not sure if these files are usable and they obviously aren't named the same. Being able to select a specific location besides internal/external so other apps can access the files would be great.

'''
adb shell
r8q:/ $ ls storage/self/primary/Android/data/com.cappielloantonio.tempo/files/downloads/8
1.5242880.1719107490859.v3.exo 146.0.1719117389278.v3.exo 43.5242880.1719109677061.v3.exo
111.0.1719112671663.v3.exo 146.20971520.1719117401423.v3.exo 48.5242880.1719109689275.v3.exo
118.47185920.1719112771922.v3.exo 148.52428800.1719117419562.v3.exo 49.0.1719109687203.v3.exo
119.31457280.1719112771902.v3.exo 160.0.1719118803764.v3.exo 51.5242880.1719109691943.v3.exo
119.5242880.1719112754552.v3.exo 17.0.1719108298930.v3.exo 69.5242880.1719109719998.v3.exo
128.5242880.1719115885509.v3.exo 18.0.1719108298969.v3.exo 83.0.1719112598409.v3.exo
132.0.1719115887551.v3.exo 21.0.1719108302093.v3.exo 92.0.1719112604380.v3.exo
133.0.1719117290537.v3.exo 22.0.1719108302780.v3.exo 99.0.1719112607655.v3.exo
145.0.1719117376144.v3.exo 38.5242880.1719109089327.v3.exo
145.15728640.1719117397899.v3.exo 40.0.1719109089497.v3.exo
'''

[xxxserxxx]

This is more a question for @CappielloAntonio , but is there a reason why the app doesn't have a "select music folder" option? Sure, this is a Subsonic streamer, but local cache should come first, right? And if it accessed the Music directory, it could be used as a general purpose music app, as well as downloading files to a place other music players and file browsers could find them.