SOURCE: ipod Nano 1st gen 4gb. Headphone jack signal in mono, not stereo.
most likely headphone jack is broken. option one is to take it to the apple store and have them repair it. option 2 is to go on e-bay and buy a replacement jack and try to do it yourself. best option is to sell it on ebay as broken/needs repair. Someone who knows how to fix them will buy it from you and you can use the money you get to buy a good used working iPod. There are always tons of nanos for sale on ebay.
SOURCE: ipod classic 160gb
I had the same problem. Try this: Toggle first Hold Button, push to Hold then leave it Unhold. Then long press Menu Button and the Center Button together for 10 seconds. Voila! There solves your problem.
SOURCE: no sound through headphones in ipod shuffle.
Player may require formatting. Try after formatting.
SOURCE: my Ipod Classic 160GB has no radio
The iPod Classic OS is same as the Nano. However, it looks to be so close as to come with the same settings checks off. The code to run the FM tuner is on the Classic and should have been disabled but Apple must have forgotten to turn it off.
SOURCE: i pod wont play sound on the left speaker or
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.
An iPod Classic 160gb CAN BE made to work with one of these units, December 22, 2007
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Technophile "Technophile" (Detroit, MI USA) - See all my reviewsThere is a way to make the iPod Classic 160 gb work with the Philips line of Portable DVDs with iPod docking but its awkward and requires the purchase of Apple's Composite AV Cable ($50). Apple installed in the 6th generation iPods what amounts to an electronic lock. When you set the player up to send out video externally it will ask you to "Please Connect Video Accessory". It's looking for the sixth generation Apple Composite AV Cable plug. Somewhere embedded in the plug's configuration is the key to the lock that the player is looking for. Once you insert this plug the movie you have selected will begin to play and all you have to do then is remove the cable and insert the unit into the dock and you should see your video displayed. As i said before, this is an awkward work around and should you go back to the main menu to select a different movie you will have to perform these steps again. For those of you (like me) who were stuck with one of these units, this work around just might make you feel a little better about your purchase. Good Luck!!!!
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