Can anyone help me understand logcat and what I should look for regarding items that are consuming battery?
hah2110 said:
Can anyone help me understand logcat and what I should look for regarding items that are consuming battery?
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There's way too much spam to tell accurately what's using battery.
The best best is Settings -> About -> Battery
Or using AnyCut (from Market) -> Battery History
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hi ,
I own a nexus 7 32 gig wifi only tab
it runs on stock JB 4.2.2
it was functioning perfectly until last week
suddenly the amount of battery drain was too high
with 8 hours the whole battery drained from 100 to 0%
in the battery stats "screen" was the highest battery consumer
i did a factory reset but still the problem persists
Now according to the battery stats,
google play magazine service is the highest batery drainer.. 89.2 %
i couldnt disable the service
I dont have any idea about how to proceed now with the issue... please help
Try uninstalling the updates to that app it should help
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emuman65 said:
Try uninstalling the updates to that app it should help
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i tried to locate the app in the app list but couldt find it
princebala said:
i tried to locate the app in the app list but couldt find it
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try searching in the "All" tab rather than "Downloaded", this is because I think it comes preinstalled as a system app, rather than a separate download.
very weird that it is now using that much battery, are you trying to sync something constantly? Instead of uninstalling updates, try just clearing app data and cache if you don't use it.
in typical use, the screen is supposed to use the most battery, turn it to manual and set it to a lower value to use a little less.
eddiehk6 said:
try searching in the "All" tab rather than "Downloaded", this is because I think it comes preinstalled as a system app, rather than a separate download.
very weird that it is now using that much battery, are you trying to sync something constantly? Instead of uninstalling updates, try just clearing app data and cache if you don't use it.
in typical use, the screen is supposed to use the most battery, turn it to manual and set it to a lower value to use a little less.
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Will do and get back with the results.. thanks
eddiehk6 said:
try searching in the "All" tab rather than "Downloaded", this is because I think it comes preinstalled as a system app, rather than a separate download.
very weird that it is now using that much battery, are you trying to sync something constantly? Instead of uninstalling updates, try just clearing app data and cache if you don't use it.
in typical use, the screen is supposed to use the most battery, turn it to manual and set it to a lower value to use a little less.
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am confused now
after returning from work i checked the battery stats
i got two kind of results, one from "battery " in settings page and one from battery doctor
according to inbuilt "battery" stats screen was the highest consumer of battery
but according to battery doctor android operating sys is the highest
pls find the attached screenshots
still the battery drain exists... please help
I couldn't find a solution anywhere that was causing the battery drain for "MediaServer". The two process were "AudioOut_2" and DirectTrack. I don't have viber installed. What are these processes in the "MediaServer" and what purpose do they serve?
UPDATE: I found out that the process using those services is called "1013". How do i figure out what application is it?
Screenshot attached:
SUDroid said:
I couldn't find a solution anywhere that was causing the battery drain for "MediaServer". The two process were "AudioOut_2" and DirectTrack. I don't have viber installed. What are these processes in the "MediaServer" and what purpose do they serve?
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To reduce or eliminate the audio out, turn off all key tones and vibration. Don't know what direct track is.
This might be of interest too http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=31974989
jd1639 said:
To reduce or eliminate the audio out, turn off all key tones and vibration. Don't know what direct track is.
This might be of interest too http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=31974989
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Ok thanks for providing the link.
Now i need someone to find out what "DirectTrack_2" is and the process "1013" is.
SUDroid said:
Ok thanks for providing the link.
Now i need someone to find out what "DirectTrack_2" is and the process "1013" is.
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Try freezing Apollo or use greenify on it.
jd1639 said:
Try freezing Apollo or use greenify on it.
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I dont have Apollo. I only have PowerAmp and the Stock Samsung player.
Settings > Sound
Uncheck "Touch sounds"
Uncheck "Screen lock sound"
monitor your battery performance. i believe 1013 is system sounds. someone correct me if i am wrong.
xBeerdroiDx said:
Settings > Sound
Uncheck "Touch sounds"
Uncheck "Screen lock sound"
monitor your battery performance. i believe 1013 is system sounds. someone correct me if i am wrong.
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Thanks i'll try it and report back if the issue persists.
UPDATE: The issue has returned again but this time MediaServer and Android System are draining battery. Screenshots attached
I wouldn't worry about this issue I've seen this on every android device ive owned. It will randomly come and go.
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Andrew149 said:
I wouldn't worry about this issue I've seen this on every android device ive owned. It will randomly come and go.
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So ur saying tht the battery drain will eventually disappear?
SUDroid said:
So ur saying tht the battery drain will eventually disappear?
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Yes even my nexus 7 2013 does this. Its been like this ever since ics
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Hello,
I've read the guide about BBS.
After checing my device I saw that secril_fd-interface drains my battery.
Therefore I toggled of Fast Dormancy using the app from playstore.
Problem is that I still get this wakelock.
Help me find out what is the problem,
Thank you very much.
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SagiGo said:
Hello,
I've read the guide about BBS.
After checing my device I saw that secril_fd-interface drains my battery.
Therefore I toggled of Fast Dormancy using the app from playstore.
Problem is that I still get this wakelock.
Help me find out what is the problem,
Thank you very much.
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Hi, if you post your question in the BBS thread your chance to get a reply will be higher:
> Android Development and Hacking > Android Apps and Games > [APP][2.1+][24 Nov. - V1.15] BetterBatteryStats
Toggle it another time. I find that the second time I toggle it, it sticks. Remember to reset after each toggle. Disable, reset, enable reset, then disable reset. It should stick.
in the settings on the muliting tasking
there 2 options start celbaetre and stop
how can i use it to celcbeatere my battery
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thanks
You can't. Thats not the way it works.
If you want to calibrate your battery:
- Charge to 100%
- Pull battery
- Put it back in and charge while off to 100% again.
- Done.
morell2 said:
in the settings on the muliting tasking
there 2 options start celbaetre and stop
how can i use it to celcbeatere my battery
?
thanks
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There are a lot of callibrating apps on the playstore. Try using them for callibration.
Thank me if I helped
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Hi.
the app "feedback" drains at least 10% battery for each charge even if I disable the background activity.
The app cannot be disabled nor deleted.
Anything to do to avoid this issue?
Yeah same here, dunno what to do...
Did you guys tried to disable it with the non-root adb method that was posted long time ago?
I have not had a problem with it, have you tried deleting the app data?
Also maybe settings>apps>feedback (the app)>battery> turn off background activity.
Already disabled background and delete data. The issue persists. Thanks
tajima69 said:
Already disabled background and delete data. The issue persists. Thanks
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Where are you getting the 10% figure from, is it "apps usage" displayed under battery or in app info?
Only in app info
Install gsam battery manager, give it the proper authorizations (via adb or root if you are rooted).
Then post a screenshot again.
tajima69 said:
Only in app info
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I thought you were looking in App info, that information is for more than one app, like the data figure it is the app and associated processes, if you click on battery and scroll down, you will see real usage by app, and feedback won't appear in that list because it's not using much at all.
My own was saying 10% but when I look under battery stats the highest usage was Google at 7%, Feedback App did not even appear in the list.