I have a 2nd gen Touch running 3.0. I use it in the car with a Belkin Tunebase transmitter, with headphones at work, and then as an alarm clock with the external speaker.
Frequently, after disconnecting it from the Tunebase dock, it doesn't register that it has an internal speaker. The volume controls don't work, and no volume slider appears on the screen when playing a song.
If I connect it to headphones, the headphones work, but when unplugged, it goes back to "silent" mode.
Connecting back to the Tubebase dock works fine, but again, it's in silent mode when I disconnect it.
If I want to get the speaker back on, I need to shut the iPod down and reboot it.
Is this a 3.0-specific bug, or an iPod touch bug? I didn't start using it as an alarm clock until after 3.0, so I'm not sure what the situation with the volume was.
Frequently, after disconnecting it from the Tunebase dock, it doesn't register that it has an internal speaker. The volume controls don't work, and no volume slider appears on the screen when playing a song.
If I connect it to headphones, the headphones work, but when unplugged, it goes back to "silent" mode.
Connecting back to the Tubebase dock works fine, but again, it's in silent mode when I disconnect it.
If I want to get the speaker back on, I need to shut the iPod down and reboot it.
Is this a 3.0-specific bug, or an iPod touch bug? I didn't start using it as an alarm clock until after 3.0, so I'm not sure what the situation with the volume was.
