RVOLA

WordPress has changed the media page, removing the two fields to define the location and the sub-field of media. 
There exists a constant wp-config.php, but it does not include sub-domains. 
Once activated, the plugin will add two values ​​in the database, you modify later. 
The plugin is not retroactive for images already uploaded. 
Follow the <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-original-media-path/installation" rel="ugc">installation instructions</a> to migrate your old images.
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<li>This extension is not compatible with WordPress multisite.</li>
<li>Thank you to try to find the solution by yourself or on the forum.</li>
<li>The author of the plugin is no after-sales service.</li>
<li>Most of the issues have already been addressed.</li>
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WP Original Media Path

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Change the location for the uploads folder for WordPress

asadowski10

If the URL of a page, post, existing is changed, all the internal links pointing to this page website, post must be updated automatically. Internal links only concern hierarchy and widgets. Links in content are not included and must be updated manually.
In order to avoid the manual update in content, we will implement a plugin that will keep the URLs in “life.” This solution will make redirects from an old URL to a new one.
Option Page : 
 – Delete all redirections by flushing table – Import all your existing content
Tools Page : 
 – Search in all redirections – Manage every redirection by deleting them.
Contribute on https://github.com/asadowski10/url-memory
This plugin is developped on WordPress 3.4, with the constant WP_DEBUG to TRUE.

Url Memory

If the URL of a page, post, existing is changed, all the internal links pointing to this page website, post must be updated automatically

WP Original Media Path vs Url Memory