Please give PC users the option to re-locate/change storage location for downloaded music.

All downloaded songs are stored in the same location as the app and there is no way to change this as Deezer is a streaming service and the songs can't be separated from the app.

Allow users to change the music downloads directory.

My SSD is only 120GB, and contains only my operating system. All of the default windows directories are located on my 3TB hard drive, yet Deezer insists on saving everything on my C: drive. This causes my entire computer to be unusably slow because SSDs slow down the more you have on them.

Why? I shouldn’t have to buy a new SSD every 6 months because the desktop app forces you to download everything to your C drive, and I shouldn’t have to pay more for my internet each month because everything is being streamed over it, ON TOP of my deezer subscription!

If deezer is encrypting music as required by licensing agreements, then there should be no problem allowing users to move the directory. If deezer is hiding the downloads directory so they don’t have to encrypt their music, then they have a major security flaw and should not have gotten any licensing agreements in the first place.

Spotify allows users to change the default download directory while keeping the music files encrypted, and if Deezer is going to cost me upwards of $50/month because of the requirement of streaming, or break my components and cost me well over $200 to replace them, then I’ll be left with no choice but to cancel my subscription and go back to spotify.

At the very least set the default download location to the windows Music folder so it can be moved to another drive.

Hi there @Robert.DeJong 

Thank you for your support and detailed feedback - I've moved your comment here so that you can improve and support an existing idea 

Same here.

I keep my user data on my SSD, but bulky files eventually will have to go to my storage HDD.

iTunes & Spotify allows this.

I am in the 3 month trial period of Deezer and really like it. But I will most likely walk away if there is no plan to fix this.

Thanks for letting us know and for your vote @Necaltarae, really appreciate it. Hopefully we can develop this in the near future 

Just voted, thanks to the link @Rudi 

Other add that I have to say is to relocate cache but not in the same place as downloads. So we can put cache on ram (in Linux is with tmpfs) and downloads in our HDD(not the ssd ones)

Hello @Alblinux, can you explain why you make this suggestion, out of curiosity? 

I have a laptop, only having one ssd is good to have the ability to ,at least, change the location of cache to another site for example one  mounted on ram that avoid writes and reads in the disk . When you restart your systems all the cache is erased so it's not the recommended behaviour but .. it's a option I had in Spotify. The downloads nevertheless went inside my home folder that is on the ssd on the laptop and I'm the HDD on the desktop (but the system itself and apo on both runs on a ssd)

Linux offers many possibilities of you know what you can do. It's why I am using it. I think in windows is possible too but I have not many ideas of how to do it.

 Thank you @Alblinux for elaborating on this suggestion, that’s really interesting  

Huge bump on this. Seems like a really basic feature which I would expect to have for app which download huuuuge music files in lossless quality. 

Anyway, until it is officially added, I’ve managed to overcome it by using symlink  (@deezer sorry for this small hacking but it is the only solution I could come up with) 

For anyone who want to do it here is the guide: 

1. Create folder on a drive you want to store deezer cache/downloaded music, save the path. 
2. Optional. Copy content of %AppData%\deezer-desktop to newly created folder
3. Close deezer app if it is open. Delete %AppData%\deezer-desktop folder. 
4. Open windows command line interface and create symlink to new folder via command:   

              mklink /D %AppData%\deezer-desktop F:\Music\DEEZER_CACHE
             (replace F:\Music\DEEZER_CACHE with path you created on step 1)

        5. Enjoy your deezer app and clean system drive :) 

Also make sure that the path from step 1 exists or deezer will crash on startup.