So my phone has started to get massive wakelocks after it crashes when I use the camera sometimes. Pic attached of battery graph. Any suggestions or anyone else with this problem?
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If this has its in thread please delete it i just can't find it via the mobile app. I'm noticing that this phone has a hard time focusing the camera. I've turned off face detection but I still find the picture taken is usually out if focus compared to what's on screen.
Any setting fixes or is it my phone or do we wait for a fix or is it just me?
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soapbubble said:
If this has its in thread please delete it i just can't find it via the mobile app. I'm noticing that this phone has a hard time focusing the camera. I've turned off face detection but I still find the picture taken is usually out if focus compared to what's on screen.
Any setting fixes or is it my phone or do we wait for a fix or is it just me?
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Is smile detection still enabled? If so, disable that feature too.
With face detection off it automatically disables smile detection.
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been searching and searching ,... for the cause of this wake lock and i have had no luck ? i notice its slapping lots of SGS3 users i noticed today its attacked me lol
i want it DEAD !
anyone have any ideas on what causing this ? and how to stop it
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1811365
I have it as one of my wake locks as well, but it doesn't seem to be negatively affecting my battery at all.
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This has been an issue for a long while but its frequency seems to have increased now. Basically it happens randomly and only if picture is taken with flash. I have experienced it on both stock jelly bean ROM and cm10. I don't remember it being an issue on ICS or GB. My phone is not over clocked and the issue does not seem to be affected by kernel.
My gf also has a nexus S and same thing happens with her. We both have the i9023. Her phone is completely stock and not rooted.
This problem is also not limited to the stock camera app as I have experienced it with camera zoom fx as well.
Anyone else with the problem? Do you think its a potentially hardware issue with nexus S?
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I think your problem has something to do with your batter. This is my theory because whenever you try to take a picture with flash on a faulty, or non-calibrated 3rd party batter, the phone shuts off. Try this: take out the batter, plug your phone in to AC, and take a photo with flash. Let me know what happens
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I think your problem has something to do with your batter. This is my theory because whenever you try to take a picture with flash on a faulty, or non-calibrated 3rd party batter, the phone shuts off. Try this: take out the batter, plug your phone in to AC, and take a photo with flash. Let me know what happens
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What is a third party batter? I am not using any "third party" thing. :S
And this problem isnt easy to reproduce since it doesnt always happen. It just randomly happens and I can go on taking several pictures with flash without a problem. Actually what I have noticed is that it will happen on the first or second click in a session or it wont happen. If the phone shuts off and upon reboot I immediately take a pic with flash then it will shut down again but if I give it a break then it wont.
Yeah, the same thing here. Must be a 4.2.1 issue. Happened to me on 2 different roms. I never take that many photos, but happened a week or so and didn't think about it. But today needed the flash for Christmas pictures and every time I used the flash the phone shut off and I had to power back up. What rom are you on?
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n2d551 said:
Yeah, the same thing here. Must be a 4.2.1 issue. Happened to me on 2 different roms. I never take that many photos, but happened a week or so and didn't think about it. But today needed the flash for Christmas pictures and every time I used the flash the phone shut off and I had to power back up. What rom are you on?
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I am running cm10 stable right now. This is a jelly bean issue I think and I dunno why its not reported enough because its quite a major issue if you ask me. Nothing more embarrassing than that happening in front of friends. :thumbdown:
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I forgot to mention that sometimes it wouldn't shut down, it would render the touch screen unusable and I had to pull the battery
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Found this thread also http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=35329367
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n2d551 said:
I forgot to mention that sometimes it wouldn't shut down, it would render the touch screen unusable and I had to pull the battery
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Thats not happened with me so far.
It's the cheap battery
My phone switches off when I take picture with flash but only if I'm using the cheap battery which i ordered with spare charger. Tried the cheap battery with my brother's note 4 and it happens every time. It never have or has happened with original battery. This is one of the tests for a new battery.
So I never did anything and all the sudden this is wasting over half of my battery.. Any ideas how to stop it?
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rmhumtex97 said:
So I never did anything and all the sudden this is wasting over half of my battery.. Any ideas how to stop it?
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This seems to be the the Camera, did you recently install any Camera/Video/Scanner/QRreader/Torch/ect. applications?
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This seems to be the the Camera, did you recently install any Camera/Video/Scanner/QRreader/Torch/ect. applications?
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Nope. I just use stock camera and everything
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rmhumtex97 said:
Nope. I just use stock camera and everything
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Well, if you actually used it, it's quite normal that it has a high amount of energy consumption. The Camera Hardware is engery hungry.
If not, and a reboot doesn't fix it, I'm alredy running out of ideas. Maybe some additional informations (e.g. Better Battery Stats) can help to identify the problem
Have you searched? A Google search brings up apps like reality piano, airdroid and a yahoo messenger being culprits. Any of those?
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its the camera daemon. if you started the cam, and exited it, but didnt close/kill it, it temains running under some circumstances. either "kill" the camera or just reboot to fix it.
Hi again,
If having a problem with my music effects in settings wasn't enough, I have a problem with battery drop too. It seems that when I reboot my phone, the battery seems to drop as you can see in the screenshot. I have deleted batterystats.bin and recalibrated using the app "One Power Guard" but that didn't seem to work :/ any suggestions? Cheers
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LDH2K10 said:
Hi again,
If having a problem with my music effects in settings wasn't enough, I have a problem with battery drop too. It seems that when I reboot my phone, the battery seems to drop as you can see in the screenshot. I have deleted batterystats.bin and recalibrated using the app "One Power Guard" but that didn't seem to work :/ any suggestions? Cheers
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Can't help you without proper stats. Please install better battery stats and post your results.
Got kernel wake locks here
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