Headphones can't work

did yu try turning up the sound on he computer? or if youhqve headphones like mine and they have their own volume control is that turned up?

[quote|Skippy722]did yu try turning up the sound on he computer? or if youhqve headphones like mine and they have their own volume control is that turned up?[/quote]

No, multiple sets of headphones don't work at all (they don't have sound control), and the sound only works when I take out the headphone plug, no matter how much I turn up the volume. :/

[quote|baniigaaru]No, multiple sets of headphones don't work at all (they don't have sound control), and the sound only works when I take out the headphone plug, no matter how much I turn up the volume. :/[/quote]

Read this if you have a 5th Gen:

http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa...

They've been replacing or repairing these 5th Gen ipods. I opened mine to try to fix it, as it was off warranty, before I found that they were taking them back more than a year later due to it being a hardware defect. Not a wear/tear issue.

[quote|princekf]Read this if you have a 5th Gen: http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1095417&start=0&tstart=135 They've been replacing or repairing these 5th Gen ipods. I opened mine to try to fix it, as it was off warranty, before I found that they were taking them back more than a year later due to it being a hardware defect. Not a wear/tear issue.[/quote]

oh sorry dude, didn't know you were talking about an iPod, I thought you were talking about a computer

[quote|Skippy722]oh sorry dude, didn't know you were talking about an iPod, I thought you were talking about a computer[/quote]

I was talking about a computer - completely my fault for not putting the specs on here. It's a late 2006 model Macbook.

[quote|baniigaaru]I was talking about a computer - completely my fault for not putting the specs on here. It's a late 2006 model Macbook.[/quote]