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Help Slight stuttering in HTC one m8
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funkylogik
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I've never used one and I believe it's quite heavily skinned which could cause the stutter.
Has it always done this or did it start after a system update?
Has it always done this or did it start after a system update?
What does heavily skinned mean? And yes it has always done this
funkylogik
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"heavily skinned" just means the manufacturer has added a lot on top of the android OS, sometimes slowing it down.
If you don't mind losing all your data you could try a factory reset which will wipe everything but "might" improve performance
If you don't mind losing all your data you could try a factory reset which will wipe everything but "might" improve performance
Factory resetted twice with no luck D: also wiped cache partition too
Rush
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Usually wiping everything clean should have been able to fix the problem.
Did you reinstall all previous applications?
Not all but most
funkylogik
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What we need is another m8 user to confirm if this is normal, really...
Funky long time no see, what you doing in this part?
Regarding the question, I don't remember there being any stutter on bringing the notification shade down. I'm rooted, ROM'd and custom kerneled so now and again I expect a bit of stutter but I do remember thinking that the M8 was insanely smooth in everything it did. But it was a while ago.
Honestly I wouldn't worry too much about it.
Regarding the question, I don't remember there being any stutter on bringing the notification shade down. I'm rooted, ROM'd and custom kerneled so now and again I expect a bit of stutter but I do remember thinking that the M8 was insanely smooth in everything it did. But it was a while ago.
Honestly I wouldn't worry too much about it.
Alright, but one weird thing is that my device seems COMPLETELY smooth at night when I use my phone, but in the afternoon is when the stuttering starts to come in..why is that?
My wife's M8 is completely stock and there's no hesitation or stuttering at all on hers.
You've got something else going on.
Try GSam Battery Monitor - next time it happens, go right to your radio graph - see if the signal is oscillating.
If you're on wifi and your cell radio is fine, use Wifi Analyzer to see if you're on a crowded or fluctuating channel.
Sry, how do I check my radio graph with the battery monitor?
Never mind. I checked checked the graph and my signal is oscillating quite often..is this the cause of the stuttering?
Screen shot please?
Not sure how you do that..I'm new to this forum
Sorry, I just assumed, my bad.
Check out "Forums for Android™"
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tapatalk.androidforumscom
Ironically, turn off all notifications in our current app or it'll suck your battery too. (And everyone involved in development knows, just not fixed yet.) Or, uninstall when done, reinstall when necessary.
Anyway - sign in with the app, come back here, tapping a post lets you like it or QUOTE it, or you can just reply.
In the reply tool, look for a camera or menu option to include a picture.
Hold power and tap home to take a screen shot. You may have to try it a few times to get the timing right. Screen shots go to the Gallery, choose that from the app.
And welcome to the forums!
Sorry, I just assumed, my bad.
Check out "Forums for Android™"
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tapatalk.androidforumscom
Ironically, turn off all notifications in our current app or it'll suck your battery too. (And everyone involved in development knows, just not fixed yet.) Or, uninstall when done, reinstall when necessary.
Anyway - sign in with the app, come back here, tapping a post lets you like it or QUOTE it, or you can just reply.
In the reply tool, look for a camera or menu option to include a picture.
Hold power and tap home to take a screen shot. You may have to try it a few times to get the timing right. Screen shots go to the Gallery, choose that from the app.
And welcome to the forums!
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OK - that's not the greatest thing.
That would cause a faster battery drain while low but I *think* not stuttering.
You mentioned it's worse in the afternoon.
Please post back after a picture of the worst time you mentioned.
You can also turn your phone to landscape, slide left-right to window different time and zoom time as needed for more detail visible on this afternoon's shot.
OK - that's not the greatest thing.
That would cause a faster battery drain while low but I *think* not stuttering.
You mentioned it's worse in the afternoon.
Please post back after a picture of the worst time you mentioned.
You can also turn your phone to landscape, slide left-right to window different time and zoom time as needed for more detail visible on this afternoon's shot.
Alright, should I turn in force GPU rendering? I heard it helps performance?
Nah, leave your settings alone for now.
Sense is already hardware accelerated - your Sense components especially ought to be smooth and fluid.
I am on nova launcher though
not sense 6
OK then.I am on nova launcher though
I am too.
It's best to diagnose first, change later.
It's your decision - but I think you'll find forcing GPU to not do a whole lot.
Try it. If nothing changes, turn it back off and see what your signal is doing.
