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kisstothesky

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Original poster
Hi, my iPod has been fudging up lately. The volume sounds like it's at 60% volume level when really it's at 0%. When I increase it, there is literally no difference in the volume level (it's loud) until it passes 75% or so where it gets even louder.

EVERYTHING is fine. Music still plays, no crackling sounds, no nothing. I don't remember dropping it or water damage or anything.

Initially it did come with the crackling issue (crackling noises when the chord is touched) and I sent it in for repairs which fixed that. But this volume issue is still persistent.

And no, it's not the earphone I'm using.

If I can't fix it, I can live with it. I usually do have my music on loud (but not that loud) but it's just that it's a little annoying sometimes.
 
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With your iPod plugged in, go to iTunes and adjust the maximum volume to say 50% and then unmount it. Remount it and put it back to 100%. Maybe that'll work. I know it's a long shot.
 
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