IPod Classic I am not able to hear anything from my IPod headphones. I have tried new and old headphones. I dont what is the problem. I dont hear nothing whats so ever. I need help please. My IPod is messing up my shedules. I just got it from Ebay and it was working for a long time until we traveled.

Try restoring the ipod or cleaning the ipod jack first. Usually it is caused by the dirt accumulated inside the jack. The ipod thinks there is a headphone inserted even when there is none.

Usually if you can only hear sound from one side of the headphones then it is often due to a problem with the headphones rather than the iPod.
Try a different pair of headphones and see if the audio improves. Otherwise, I would recommend inRepair, based in india to get a quote on a repair.

yes the headphones cord arent good you need probally new ones same thing happen to my sister so that all you need hoped i helped

if you have already tried a new pair of headphones , and still have same problem . you probably have a bigger problem , i had the same problem with one i bought from pawnshop . i immediately took it back knowing the problem was wear and tear on the audio out jack for headphones . usually happens when people carry there ipod in there pocket and are active , the audio headphone jack ends up breaking or bending insdie . this should work work > http://www.amazon.com/Cables-Go-35508-iPod-Compatible-Connector/dp/B000J022G6 AND THiS http://www.amazon.com/Cables-Go-35508-iPod-Compatible-Connector/dp/B000J022G6 YOU COULD ALSO CALL APPLE to see if they jave anything else like this.

The following simple guidance is about transfer music from old iPod to new iPod with the "Transfer Purchases" function of iTunes:

1. Plug the Old iPod into computer via the USB cable. Then launch iTunes.
2. Click "File > Device > Transfer Purchases". iTunes will automatically transfer the songs to iTunes library.
3. Plug the new iPod into computer. Then import the songs from iTunes to the new iPod.

But if you want to move the whole music library between iPods, here are better ways to help you do that:https://www.leawo.org/tutorial/how-to-transfer-music-from-old-ipod-to-new-ipod.html?=1400

try blowingout stuff in the connector the may be dirt in there

Try a different set of headphones the ones you use might have become faulty....

It sounds like your headphone/hold cable is faulty. Try plugging it into a sound device with a docking bay. If no sound comes out of there either then it's a faulty logic board.

hi,

you can try and plug the speaker set into an old walkman or ipod headphone jack if you have it and see if they work, if they dont work with any other input they are defective so take them back.

J

you have a bad head phone jack
http://www.ipodhowtovideo.com/video/videoheadphonereplacement.html