I was going to say switch to airplane mode, but if that isn't an option, then try using data controller/no data to turn off Internet, MMS and Data while in that room... switching from sense to titanium while in that room isn't going to make much of a difference... the best way to conserve in that area would be to turn on flight mode so that it's not constantly searching for signal... but turning off all other data capabilities is the only other way that will really help... and it's not going to help much if the radio is still constantly searching for better signal, no matter what interface you're using...At work, sometimes I stay at an area where the signal reception isn't good and my battery goes away really fast...
Is it possible to turn off Sense 2.5 to reduce the power consumption?
...snip...
PS: Switching to airplane mode is not an option, I still need the receive and make calls.
That room is almost a Faraday Cage...<characteristic type="Sync">
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- No
- No
- Obviously music tab, otherwise I wouldn't say it happens in sense
- No, just some, included in tag, gets extracted properly and ~xxx.jpg images get made
- Yes
- Self created with EAC. Everything but the rom is ceteris paribus from when they worked fine in sense 2.1.
- Yes, it happens with all mp3s, otherwise I would've specified
- Yes
It happens with the screen on and with every mp3. Just press play and ~15 seconds later it stops playing in the music tab. The interval by the way seems to be the library updating when I start playing a song. The song stops playing when the library updater stops. There are no corrupt mp3 files, sd card errors and I've flashed back the sense 2.1 rom for the sake of trying and this doesn't happen. Ceteris paribus, newly flashed rom, same sd card, same files.
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