Music stops when screen turns off after 1.1 update

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By the way all you guys freaking out about this, go to home screen. click settings. go to music. go to the sleep/wake button section. change double clikc for: to Play/Pause. Now when you wanna listen to songs, click power button 1nce to put in sleep mode, then double-click power button really fast once in sleep mode to unpause your song and resume listening. lol, i figured this out 2 days after 1.1 update.. 😝

Good afternoon and merry christmas for everyone. I have to say im very ****** off with that same problem.

And before you start saying its a plug conection problem, I tell you that i´ve tried like 5 headsets and today i went to meet a technician in an apple store. he didnt have a clue of what was talking about and thats weird because so many people is having here the same problem.

THE MUSIC STOPS AFTER SCREEN TURNS OFF

After all the checks, he told me that may be a hardware problem and I would have to pay 75 dollars for a new one (because my guarantee expired) I find that insane coming from aproblem WITH THE NEW UPDATES, because my ipod was working perfectly before I updated it.

Now... EVEN if i have a hardware problem, I didnt have it before the update, which means, ITS AN APPLE PROBLEM. The technician told me that the new Software couldt have caused the Hardware problem. I do get that, but what I understand is that the new software creates MY problem.

I´m going to say what other people already said:

APPLE NEED TO FIX THAT! Even cancelling the new "DETECTION SYSTEM" or the "TURN OFF SYSTEM"

Because the technician already checked it, I dismissed the plug problem but I still hoping to find another solution and may be you can help me.

Im going to try finding the 1.0 software that has not the "detection system" It may look simple but i cannot find it; if any of you could drop me a link, I will appreciate it.

Thanks in advance!

Kenneth; You´re a genius man. This doesnt solve the hole problem (because the failure stills there) But it works to avoid the thing. You just saved me 75 bucks.

Ok I had the same problem it was really starting to bug me, I looked inside my headphone jack hole and it had a lot of gunk in there. So I took a small bobby pin and just scraped out some lint and now it works like a charm not a hardware issue just in my pocket for to long.

this worked for me. thanks.

Thanks Kenneth, that helps when I want to listen to music or podcast. Unfortunately I still have the problem with the radio because the iPod doesn’t recognize the headphones.

I see that the inputs in this forum ceased quite a while ago. Am I the only one having this problem now?

Thanks Kenneth, the problem was driving me insane yesterday. The Apple store is 25 minutes from my house and I feel like I'm having to go there more often that I have in the past with problems.

Thanks also, BUT, this only allows me to hear my music again, however, it turns off my favorite and most used feature of being able to double click to the next song. I have a lot of different genres and don't always feel like hearing everything that comes on and it's far too inconveinient to unclip it, turn the screen on and go to the next piece. Very unhappy>>updates are supposed to be an improvement not a setback.

I had this problem just now. I thought it was from when i cracked the display, cause i had no issues prior to that. I actually carved half a milimeter from the plastic on the jack input to allow the headset to enter more inside the ipod's hole. Sounds strange, but it was a connection problem.\

My headsets are Samsung (Apple's are busted)