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Originally Posted by summercamper123  this may sound odd. but if there is a possible update for the firmware of the mp3 player.. not likely .. but.. if there is.. then the update would fix it.. the same thing happened with my laptop and mp3 player.. i updated the firmware on the audio driver on my laptop .. and the firmware on the mp3 player.. and it ended up working perfectly.. |
I'm going to say that this is an unlikely solution, because from what it sounds like, there is actually physical trouble with the headphone jack on the MP3 player.
The first thing I'd suggest doing is trying a few other pairs of headphones, if you haven't already. It's possible that you're mistaking the source of origin for the problem. Next, carefully open your MP3 player (find a guide on the internet), and see if there is any kind of wires leading to the jack. I'm going to doubt that there are, because I've seen the inside of my iPod, and it's a circuit board, but Creative might make their MP3 players differently.
