From what I understand media server does a couple things, it scans for media files to index. meaning everytime you mount your sdcard it gets scanned any media files it finds it indexes or catalogs the file into a media library , kind of like caching the file. it also is the go between the file and the player so it is used whenever you use a music player or whenever the system needs a sound like a alarm notification or when you receive a text message media server retrieves and delivers the chime. There are cases when media server goes crazy trying to index a corrupt file and you will see it shoot up towards 30 or 40% when not even playing music or anything . But this doesn't sound like that case. Also media server did not use 18% of your battery. it is just the percentage of the used battery. So lets say your your battery is 50% and media server used 18%. this does not mean that out of the 100% , 18% was media server. It means that out of the 50% , 18% of that was media server. So that means it only took up 9% out of the total 100% of the battery. I hope that makes sense.Media server is taking a good 18% of my battery drain. What is that exactly? Wont say anything when i click it and what services is included
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My media server is at 58 percent and my battery is down to 75 percent. I have no idea why it is this high, but it is driving me crazy.
I don't have any music on my phone. I stream everything from either slacker or play music. Is this problem an sd card issue?