Yesterday during my sleep time in sleep mode my watch used 75% of the battery today in 3hours I'm down 25% any ideas ?
I checked my watch 51% of the battery on the music app.. I don't have music on my watch.... anyone can help me explain that ?
Glad I came to this site. Havent downloaded this update and hesitating to do so.
My app says its R820XXU1CTI4 so I have icon on my phone.
I found the problem it was reporting 50+ % of music app usage it seems that when I'm watching twitch it thinks it's music so it send the pasuse continue play to the phone, I disabled music control from the phone to the watch and voila , however music control uses too much battery
chuby007 said:
I found the problem it was reporting 50+ % of music app usage it seems that when I'm watching twitch it thinks it's music so it send the pasuse continue play to the phone, I disabled music control from the phone to the watch and voila , however music control uses too much battery
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Where did you find the disable music control setting?
I would like to know how to disable the music control as well, as I have the exact problem. Listened to podcasts overnight and saw a %50 batter usage from the music app despite having never opened it.
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I would like to know how to disable the music control as well, as I have the exact problem. Listened to podcasts overnight and saw a %50 batter usage from the music app despite having never opened it.
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go to the music app, to the right it has a phone icon, press it, it will change to a watch icon, it will disable the controls... and basically the same happend to me I slept with music, and woke up to 25% of battery this fixed it
chuby007 said:
go to the music app, to the right it has a phone icon, press it, it will change to a watch icon, it will disable the controls... and basically the same happend to me I slept with music, and woke up to 25% of battery this fixed it
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This works one time, hitting pause and play again resets it on my device.
Manually having to turn off music control every time you hit play is not ideal for my use. Apparently another Samsung watch had the same problem a year or two ago and was only resolved with an update.
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This works one time, hitting pause and play again resets it on my device.
Manually having to turn off music control every time you hit play is not ideal for my use. Apparently another Samsung watch had the same problem a year or two ago and was only resolved with an update.
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Update, this setting did not initially stick reversing itself. It now appears to be sticking and working as intended.
How did you get it to stick ? Mine keeps automatically switching back whenever I stop and start a new track.
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How did you get it to stick ? Mine keeps automatically switching back whenever I stop and start a new track.
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I just played with it and now it's not working again. I'm not able to figure out a sequence to get it to stick.
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Hi. I open beebplayer and listen to radio 1. Then press pause so the music stops. Press home but still has beebplayer in the toolbar. I reboot the phone which kills it. Is there a way of just closing it?
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get "advanced task killer" from the app market. use that to kill it when your done with it.
Guys, I know there are a lot of anecdotal claims that background tasks are killing your battery or slowing down your phone, but I assure you, in reality, this perception is false.
I too got HORRIBLE battery life when I first got my Desire, I instantly installed a task killer, which in turn instantly introduced all manner of instability. I use the phone as normal (which means for the first week I played with it incessantly, killing all juice by mid-day) but once it became my phone, not a new toy, and the novelty wore off I'm getting well over a day now. I can use it all day normally, go home, sleep wake up and it's still got a third of a bar of battery left//enough to get to work and hook it to my USB drive on my laptop.
The task is idle, it's sitting there in an unused slot of memory. If that slot is needed it will be gracefully shut down...but I doubt you'll ever be able to use that much memory to ever get there.
[EDIT] Just to qualify that, this is all with Spotify constantly "running" in the background (the Spotify icon is in the taskbar until you manually shut it down from within the app) It does not seem to have any baring on speed or battery life.
Did the OP even mention Battery life?
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Did the OP even mention Battery life?
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I assume it would be one of the two main complaints or worries people have with their Android phones that prompted the query. You're either worried it's draining your battery or you're worried it's slowing down other processes. The third fear would be it's using data, but if he's turned off the feed that's not likely. Beebplayer doesn't buffer life feeds like that.
If none of the above are his fears then it's a non issue.
OP has fine battery life. I just don't like the beeb icon staying in my toolbar until I reboot. Are you saying it will disappear after some hours?
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Hi. I open beebplayer and listen to radio 1. Then press pause so the music stops. Press home but still has beebplayer in the toolbar. I reboot the phone which kills it. Is there a way of just closing it?
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My beebplayer doesn't act like that. If I play radio 1, wait till it connects, pause it and then press home, it closes and the icon disappears from the notification bar.
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My beebplayer doesn't act like that. If I play radio 1, wait till it connects, pause it and then press home, it closes and the icon disappears from the notification bar.
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This is my experience too. Are you running the latest version? The icon only stays for me if the radio is still playing.
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This is my experience too. Are you running the latest version? The icon only stays for me if the radio is still playing.
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I can confirm that I'm on the latest version of Beebplayer (the very last it seems! ), and occasionally it does leave behind the notification when the radio is paused.
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I can confirm that I'm on the latest version of Beebplayer (the very last it seems! ), and occasionally it does leave behind the notification when the radio is paused.
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I know it's a "pause" button but when I press it, it does NOT pause...it stops. Can you guys confirm it does not say "Stopped" when you pause?
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I know it's a "pause" button but when I press it, it does NOT pause...it stops. Can you guys confirm it does not say "Stopped" when you pause?
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Same for me - it isn't really a pause, it's "Stopped" and this is what shows on the notification as well.
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Not sure what the process "media server" is, but it's draining the hell out of my battery occasionally. I'm taking a wild guess and saying that it may be the new google music beta? But it's only occasionally so I don't wanna uninstall since I just got invited to try the cloud music.
Anyone with MIUI notice runaway media server and found a culprit?
There's something keeping your media scanner running non-stop.
If you use MultiPicture Live Wallpaper, turn off the option to scan for new images. That left mine running constantly, but I did not notice a difference in battery and the power consumption was not very high.
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Interesting. I can't quite place what the hell is making it go nuts, and it's only occasionally and I can't seem to trigger it on purpose. Perhaps some sort of album artwork scan? I'm not using any live wallpaper either.
Think I've found the solution (that worked for me anyway)
I encountered this on another ROM and tried MIUI-XJ for the first time last night...
It's the "media" (music/video) player trying to download lyrics/cover art for your songs (as I just flashed this ROM last night, I assume this is a one off "task")
Go into the options and turn this off.. I found withins minutes, the phone wasn't HOT anymore, Battery usage dropped from ~60% to about 13% and is still going down...
See how you go...
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Think I've found the solution (that worked for me anyway)
I encountered this on another ROM and tried MIUI-XJ for the first time last night...
It's the "media" (music/video) player trying to download lyrics/cover art for your songs (as I just flashed this ROM last night, I assume this is a one off "task")
Go into the options and turn this off.. I found withins minutes, the phone wasn't HOT anymore, Battery usage dropped from ~60% to about 13% and is still going down...
See how you go...
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I'm actually having this issue with my phone...which media player are you using? Currently I'm using doubletwist, and the option to download album covers is only available in the upgraded version, and the stock media player with CM7 (latest RC) doesn't have that option it seems. Any other places in the settings that I can find these options? Thanks
Is anyone else experiencing heavy battery drain from the Google music app? I sometimes get 35% of battery usage by google music even if i don't listen to music.
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Just force close it from the application list.
Also I don't experience any battery drain from it..
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Is anyone else experiencing heavy battery drain from the Google music app? I sometimes get 35% of battery usage by google music even if i don't listen to music.
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^^ This.
Even when I have my player set to ONLY play On-Device music, my 4 gets all hot and bothered, and at the end of it all, my battery can sometimes drop 15-25% over 45 minutes...
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Is anyone else experiencing heavy battery drain from the Google music app? I sometimes get 35% of battery usage by google music even if i don't listen to music.
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nope. If I don't touch the app, it doesn't use any battery (at least according to settings -> battery). when I use the app, it uses battery, but not really that much.
Google Maps is the one that kills me... and yes, I have all that location reporting and latitude stuff turned off. I just have to keep going into settings -> battery several times a day and force stop maps.
Try disabling mobile data, I've been able to listen to music for hours and only experience 5% battery drop
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I have the same problem on my Samsung Galaxy S3. I listened to music for an hour a few days ago and ever since Music Player has been draining about 20% of my battery even if I don't listen to music at all.
In other words I've charged my phone multiple times to 100% since I listened to music (100% charge resets the battery monitoring statistics, so previous listening to music should not show up anymore), I never ever opened Music Player in these last days, I've force stopped the Music Player days ago, but still, it's constantly chewing on my battery...
I'm on Android 4.1.2.
I had a similar problem, but found that if I disabled sync for music, but left evrything else synched it stopped it eating my battery
No problems for me. Streamed music on Google Play for more rhan 5 hours yesterday and I still got 24 hours on my phone!
wait, so if i have this right..... the app forces syncing of all your music by default and puts the settings for stopping this action somewhere else on the phone...... google clowns i salute you :good:
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wait, so if i have this right..... the app forces syncing of all your music by default and puts the settings for stopping this action somewhere else on the phone...... google clowns i salute you :good:
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lol yeah sounds about right. In settings, under Accounts - Google - you can choose what to sync and what not to
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nope. If I don't touch the app, it doesn't use any battery (at least according to settings -> battery). when I use the app, it uses battery, but not really that much.
Google Maps is the one that kills me... and yes, I have all that location reporting and latitude stuff turned off. I just have to keep going into settings -> battery several times a day and force stop maps.
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Search in the apps section for the Better Battery Stats thread; somewhere in there is a nice tutorial on how to kill Maps wakelock battery drain.
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Hello everyone,
Would like to raise a matter about the battery life.
I have updated tostock 4.2.2 recently, I have noticed recently that the battery life is being awkward the least. The device can hold up to 4 days ideal but when I start using it the battery percentage dives rapidely it can go down in 20% if the screen is on for 10 minutes. Did anyone experience this and know how to go around it? Im really troubled as it wasnt like this in 4.1.2 it could hold up to 5 hours of screen now it can barely keep with 2-3 hours!
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Hello everyone,
Would like to raise a matter about the battery life.
I have updated tostock 4.2.2 recently, I have noticed recently that the battery life is being awkward the least. The device can hold up to 4 days ideal but when I start using it the battery percentage dives rapidely it can go down in 20% if the screen is on for 10 minutes. Did anyone experience this and know how to go around it? Im really troubled as it wasnt like this in 4.1.2 it could hold up to 5 hours of screen now it can barely keep with 2-3 hours!
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My charge and battery drain thread is here somewhere...
You can look in settings, battery... let us know what is tops on the list.
Also look at settings, data... let us know what is tops as well.
Note: Most of the time the trouble is with google music player, this years update sux with 4.2.2. If you have 4.1.1 it is no problem.
4.2.2 also does not like media files with odd names and characters. I had to rename all my music files to 2 digit numbers, for the media to stop indexing. Folders don't seem to be the issue, just the files. I get 3% per 12 hours discharge with wifi on while sleeping disconnected from charger, and about 10% per hour under a mix use. Thus able to have 8 hours before charging. I can possibly get a week out of the tablet having sync off, power saver enabled, and Wifi off when disconnected from battery in sleep.
modesty1 said:
Hello everyone,
Would like to raise a matter about the battery life.
I have updated tostock 4.2.2 recently, I have noticed recently that the battery life is being awkward the least. The device can hold up to 4 days ideal but when I start using it the battery percentage dives rapidely it can go down in 20% if the screen is on for 10 minutes. Did anyone experience this and know how to go around it? Im really troubled as it wasnt like this in 4.1.2 it could hold up to 5 hours of screen now it can barely keep with 2-3 hours!
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use power saving mode, and download Advanced task killer. Kill all apps running in the background whenever u are done or not using the tablet. and clear your "Recent applications". that should increase the battery life significantly
Same here on videos
gooberdude said:
My charge and battery drain thread is here somewhere...
You can look in settings, battery... let us know what is tops on the list.
Also look at settings, data... let us know what is tops as well.
Note: Most of the time the trouble is with google music player, this years update sux with 4.2.2. If you have 4.1.1 it is no problem.
4.2.2 also does not like media files with odd names and characters. I had to rename all my music files to 2 digit numbers, for the media to stop indexing. Folders don't seem to be the issue, just the files. I get 3% per 12 hours discharge with wifi on while sleeping disconnected from charger, and about 10% per hour under a mix use. Thus able to have 8 hours before charging. I can possibly get a week out of the tablet having sync off, power saver enabled, and Wifi off when disconnected from battery in sleep.
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Hi guys,
I will search your thread cause I have this huge battery drain problem too.
I'm on 4.2.2 for long now but for 1 or 2 months now, my battery drains very rapidly when I'm watching movies or series ... I can use the samsung player or MX player it's just the same ...
When I'm 100%, i loose more than 10 % in 15 minutes of watching ... in fact my train travel in the morning is 30 minutes, and If i'm watching a movie, during the trip I loose nearly 30 % !!!
The thing is when I'm playing games or do something else, there is no such drain ... and as you I get only approx 3% or 4% per 12 hours discharge with wifi on while sleeping ...
This drives me crazy ...
At 56% at 3:00 pm today (I'm french), since a discharge at 6:00 am, my batteries info from parameters are :
Screen : 39 %
Network / Radio function : 33% (what is this ?)
MX player : 16 %
Sleep mode : 3 %
And the rest is under 2 or 3 % ...
For example, I watch a movie for only 30minutes today and played Zombie Tsunami for approx 20 minutes wich only drains 2% on the battery monitor ...
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Hi guys,
I will search your thread cause I have this huge battery drain problem too.
I'm on 4.2.2 for long now but for 1 or 2 months now, my battery drains very rapidly when I'm watching movies or series ... I can use the samsung player or MX player it's just the same ...
When I'm 100%, i loose more than 10 % in 15 minutes of watching ... in fact my train travel in the morning is 30 minutes, and If i'm watching a movie, during the trip I loose nearly 30 % !!!
The thing is when I'm playing games or do something else, there is no such drain ... and as you I get only approx 3% or 4% per 12 hours discharge with wifi on while sleeping ...
This drives me crazy ...
At 56% at 3:00 pm today (I'm french), since a discharge at 6:00 am, my batteries info from parameters are :
Screen : 39 %
Network / Radio function : 33% (what is this ?)
MX player : 16 %
Sleep mode : 3 %
And the rest is under 2 or 3 % ...
For example, I watch a movie for only 30minutes today and played Zombie Tsunami for approx 20 minutes wich only drains 2% on the battery monitor ...
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I wonder if your using data connection instead of Wifi...Data would draw more power when used, that is probably why you see Network/Radio about as high as screen. I have MX player pro as well so it is not an issue with MX player.
When I watch Netflix I get about 12% an hour drain with Miracast activated. As for playing video files on SD, it can be a lot lower to a lot higher depending on size and bit rate. Remember media playback has a number of things going on, speaker / earphones, video quality, and screen brightness will draw power at higher levels. I suggest doing a test with BBC iplayer for streaming when at home since your in France. Watch about 30 minutes with power saver enabled. You should get about 5% drain at most for the 30 minute test. If you are doing that, I would think the Data connection would be your primary issue with power drain. A way you can boost battery while watching video when traveling, you can purchase an external rechargeable battery. Both Data and GPS will suck the power right out of your device much faster than WIFI and there are a few battery calibration apps that use GPS to quick discharge for faster calibration.
Hope this helps in understanding.
I've got a similar issue.
I've seen a change recently, because the battery lasts much shorter now than only a few weeks ago. I suspect it could have to do with having run the battery too low (below 20%) a couple of times, specially with my kid playing games or watching Youtube on it. 49% of consumption is the screen, 27% is Android OS, Skype 11%. I haven't installed any new apps in that tim, although I updated Skype to a well functioning version (4.6.0.42007), but with it consuming 11% of total energy, I doubt that being the culprit. I haven't change the energy conservation setting (it's turned off), so it's not that either. On the other hand I turned on Playstore apps updating recently, and that might have something to do with it.
Today the Note even went dead, I didn't notice any battery alert. Is there a way to turn a SOUND on for this. Can't seem to find it. However, the Samsung UI keeps making little ringing noises with every received mail, right up to the device shutting off (sound on message alert is turned off). Any way to turn that off?
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I've got a similar issue.
I've seen a change recently, because the battery lasts much shorter now than only a few weeks ago. I suspect it could have to do with having run the battery too low (below 20%) a couple of times, specially with my kid playing games or watching Youtube on it. 49% of consumption is the screen, 27% is Android OS, Skype 11%. I haven't installed any new apps in that tim, although I updated Skype to a well functioning version (4.6.0.42007), but with it consuming 11% of total energy, I doubt that being the culprit. I haven't change the energy conservation setting (it's turned off), so it's not that either. On the other hand I turned on Playstore apps updating recently, and that might have something to do with it.
Today the Note even went dead, I didn't notice any battery alert. Is there a way to turn a SOUND on for this. Can't seem to find it. However, the Samsung UI keeps making little ringing noises with every received mail, right up to the device shutting off (sound on message alert is turned off). Any way to turn that off?
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Ah, wow! I always have my screen much higher than any app with battery consumption. I use Dolphin browser for Youtube video while browsing with flash enabled and flash.apk installed as well. I prefer the youtube app for links to youtube from emails.
As for sound, it depends on the app that sends notifications. I just block the device most of the time. Though google has options to use default notifications sometimes it can get confused when you set your devices notifications to silent. Then you must change googles notification to silent as well. I think you do that in language and input in one of the google settings for TTS or Voice. It is really a pain but then again that is why I just block and leave things be. Block is in the Notification panel. you can open the complete switch panel by choosing the squares in the upper right.
When your device hit 100%, unplug your device, turn it off and put it into the power socket. Does it say the charge is 100% or does it take another half an hour before it say 100%?
If that's the case you have a battery calibration problem. The software thinks it's fully charged when the battery is only half charged.
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When your device hit 100%, unplug your device, turn it off and put it into the power socket. Does it say the charge is 100% or does it take another half an hour before it say 100%?
If that's the case you have a battery calibration problem. The software thinks it's fully charged when the battery is only half charged.
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I am sorry to say this... but I have had my own issues with power, and that is why I made a thread about such issues.
What you describe is almost what all OEM Note 8.0 devices do. It will show charging again once you have reconnected power after charging.
It has nothing to do with calibration needed to the battery. I have done this many times with Stock and Civato's ROM. If you do not want the issue with Touchwiz DVFS, download an app to disable it. Then you will not see that sort of issue any more. I do not recommend using tools of any sort to circumvent normal operation, but many have disabled DVFS without ill effects so they have a more accurate view of charge capacity.
Nobody here, including me can tell you what is going on directly with your battery without seeing critical information. If anything post the top battery eaters before you charge. This way we can see what is happening. For the most part media seems to be the issue. As google music player will run in background as Media Server no matter how many times you reboot it will try to re index media files over and over. I froze my Google Music player so the issue is non-existent
Another issue is USB charging cables. Samsung cables are not that good. I moved on to Sony / Nokia cables as they are superior cables and a wee longer to boot.
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Ah, wow! I always have my screen much higher than any app with battery consumption. I use Dolphin browser for Youtube video while browsing with flash enabled and flash.apk installed as well. I prefer the youtube app for links to youtube from emails.
As for sound, it depends on the app that sends notifications. I just block the device most of the time. Though google has options to use default notifications sometimes it can get confused when you set your devices notifications to silent. Then you must change googles notification to silent as well. I think you do that in language and input in one of the google settings for TTS or Voice. It is really a pain but then again that is why I just block and leave things be. Block is in the Notification panel. you can open the complete switch panel by choosing the squares in the upper right.
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Thank you for the reply. Regarding sound, I thought it was Samsung's @mail inbox app, but it was Microsoft's Exchange. So that is now on silent. Didn't have any effect (!). Under Settings --> Personal --> Google, sound is also set to silent (!!).
Under Language I found Language, Keyboard, Speech and Mouse pointer, and sound for key press could be disabled (it already was).
The Unit's system sounds for ringing and messages have been on silent the whole time (!!!). Still not getting rid of it.
The low energy alert, I don't know whether that is Google or Samsung's Touchwiz. I have sound (I would like to get an auditory warning)? If so, where would that be? It seems I've been through all the settings, but since I haven't been able to turn off the sound alert for incoming mail, or turn off the auditory alarm for low energy, there probably are other settings I've missed.
Come to think of it, this subject would probably would go better under a different thread.
Thank you for your assistance.
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k
I am sorry to say this... but I have had my own issues with power, and that is why I made a thread about such issues.
What you describe is almost what all OEM Note 8.0 devices do. It will show charging again once you have reconnected power after charging.
It has nothing to do with calibration needed to the battery. I have done this many times with Stock and Civato's ROM. If you do not want the issue with Touchwiz DVFS, download an app to disable it. Then you will not see that sort of issue any more. I do not recommend using tools of any sort to circumvent normal operation, but many have disabled DVFS without ill effects so they have a more accurate view of charge capacity.
Nobody here, including me can tell you what is going on directly with your battery without seeing critical information. If anything post the top battery eaters before you charge. This way we can see what is happening. For the most part media seems to be the issue. As google music player will run in background as Media Server no matter how many times you reboot it will try to re index media files over and over. I froze my Google Music player so the issue is non-existent
Another issue is USB charging cables. Samsung cables are not that good. I moved on to Sony / Nokia cables as they are superior cables and a wee longer to boot.
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Which app can disable the Samsung dvfs?
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Which app can disable the Samsung dvfs?
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Just search on google play for DVFS... you will need to be rooted.... I like saferoot.zip, and to install xposed framework. Most gamers prefer to disable, but it does wonders for true battery reading and charging.
I have had a galaxy S9 for almost a month now and and I love pretty much everything about it except for one thing: it has been pausing all audio/video sources at around the 20m mark or sooner, without my input, seemingly at random. I listen to music while I am commuting to work, and usually have to resume the music manually at least 2 or 3 times. Yesterday, on my way home however, it required zero resumes, which confused me.
The fact is, it's super annoying to have it do this as I typically cycle to work, and having to press play while riding ruins my momentum, tempo, and mood. I have tried searching for the root cause to this, and I have even seen S9/other device users with this problem, but I cannot pinpoint a solution, just a bunch of "oh, I have this problem too" threads. Someone said it was Android system related, but I cannot be certain.
Has anybody else heard about/experienced this? And if so, is there a solution available? I feel like this would be the best place to ask this...
I have the same problem, searching on google there is two options called smart pause and smart stay that do exactly that, but I can't find those features on options to enable/disable it.
Any solution?
It might be the battery sleep function of samsung, i blocked both spotify and youtube from being put to sleep by the system, and allowed usage of them and that fixed it for me
Edit: removing it from being optimized also fixes the random pause for me
Jens956 said:
It might be the battery sleep function of samsung, i blocked both spotify and youtube from being put to sleep by the system, and allowed usage of them and that fixed it for me
Edit: removing it from being optimized also fixes the random pause for me
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Tested right now and doesn't work.
The problem occurs in Globo Play app (a local TV broadcast application ), the video pause all the time. In youtube vanced video exit from full screen all the time. Not test Music app yet.
Sydnelson said:
Tested right now and doesn't work.
The problem occurs in Globo Play app (a local TV broadcast application ), the video pause all the time. In youtube vanced video exit from full screen all the time. Not test Music app yet.
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All i know is that you can go to the app's battery settings, disable the stuff there, make sure theyre not in battery>sleeping/disabled apps because i never had that issue since i dont let the system manage youtube (vanced), spotify and others like Samsung Music
Especially delete the apps from "Optimized apps" which actually kills the apps from playing. Might aswell then disable auto optimizing while phone is unused and the other settings from the battery that affect apps
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All i know is that you can go to the app's battery settings, disable the stuff there, make sure theyre not in battery>sleeping/disabled apps because i never had that issue since i dont let the system manage youtube (vanced), spotify and others like Samsung Music
Especially delete the apps from "Optimized apps" which actually kills the apps from playing. Might aswell then disable auto optimizing while phone is unused and the other settings from the battery that affect apps
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Yes, I disable battery optimization for multimedia apps, they are listed as "NOT OPTIMIZED" battery settings. Doesn't work.
Sydnelson said:
Yes, I disable battery optimization for multimedia apps, they are listed as "NOT OPTIMIZED" battery settings. Doesn't work.
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Make sure the apps arent in sleep/disabled list, disable the save battery when not using phone too
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Make sure the apps arent in sleep/disabled list, disable the save battery when not using phone too
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I do that, now I see this same thing happening on facebook videos too!
Most of online threats says to disable smart pause feature on galaxy but I don't have that setting here.
Sydnelson said:
I do that, now I see this same thing happening on facebook videos too!
Most of online threats says to disable smart pause feature on galaxy but I don't have that setting here.
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Neither do i. Did you even try to disable every battery-savable thing as i told you?
Jens956 said:
Neither do i. Did you even try to disable every battery-savable thing as i told you?
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Yes, I disable all apps listed on settings.