It sounds like it from this article Best Ipod: Ipod Classic. I said this in the comments:
This was my first iPod as well. Unfortunately it broke so I never bought another iPod. Did you buy the first generation or get a later one?
Isn’t it surprising they haven’t made a larger capacity one by now?
Clever amplification effort. I wonder if this is going to spawn new designs that don’t require power to increase phone capability.
via Excuse Me……
ipod: ipod only plays out of one ear – StumbleUpon. Nice solution suggested in this thread. Also one of the posters said that he got some aluminum stuck in the line-in port. So I suggested 5 ways to remove the aluminum foil:
WB8IMY solved it.
Turns out I have found the answer. Apparently the input device must “look” like a real microphone to the operating system. Otherwise, it will not reroute the audio to the application. In my case, the device has an isolation transformer, which looked like a dead short to the iPad. I added some resistance in series and that did the trick.
Steve
via Apple – Support – Discussions – Odd Microphone Problem ….
Ripping and playing audiobooks Music and Audio Playlist Macworld. Nice instructions. Or you can use another program that this article uses. If you don’t wish to buy audiobooks, there are some fantastic podcasts that might have the content you enjoy.
