how to fix headphones no sound

 

I'm going to show you a simple solution to if the headphones are not working at all.".

Dear friend, I'm sorry about the problem, but there is a way that can help solve this!

The first thing that needs to be done is turning off the power button on your headphones and then waiting for it all the time they will be back on. You should hold them near your ears when playing music so that they are better positioned throughout their range of sound.

Just in case, try plugging them in again after waiting for 10 minutes or less.

I hope this helps you!

Sincerely yours, "Nathan", an iTunes customer service advisor at Apple Inc.".

Briefly, the culprit is the integrated amplifier in Apple earphones that is causing noise interference to generate badly-tuned audio output, so it's time to replace that piece.

Here's how you'd do it on a Mac.

Follow these steps:

1) Connect the headphones to the Mac and open iTunes.

2) Go to "Preferences" and select "Devices" tab. You should see an entry for "Apple Earphones", if you don't, click on it and then "Check for New Hardware".

3) If you find an entry for "Apple Earphones", select them from within your devices list and then choose "Update".

4) The next time you connect, the computer will update all the necessary drivers.

Please note that this is not applicable for Windows PCs or mp3 players, as they do not have iTunes.

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As an option, you can also visit your nearest Apple store to get replacement Philips SHE3590 headphones. Those who are having trouble with other headphones from different manufacturers can contact us directly(info@iTunesCustomerServiceUSA.com) .

 There are also some problems with wireless headphones. As the name suggests, wireless headphones do not have an audio cable and operate as a wireless transmitter to a device with a 3.5mm plug like iPhone or iPod. The problem occurs when the transmitter has issues:

iPod touch has firmware issue with certain third-party headphone adapter cards that prevent sound playback (to not break the warranty). At this time, there are no fixable software solutions to this issue. When you have this problem, simply go into the optional settings for your iPod touch and disable the headphone jack (there is no sound), then re-enable it and your problems should be resolved.

Contractual limitations prevent the Apple support personnel from disclosing this information to customers. However, it is possible to find other sources of information on the Web. The following resources are recommended:

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There is a difference between analog and digital audio, and this can cause misunderstanding. Analog audio is a series of analog sound pulses that go into two channels at the same time (e.g., stereo), while digital audio sends a stream of bits to one channel at a time (e.g., mono). In order for computer headphones or speakers to have sound, they need an "analog-to-digital" converter (ADC) built in or installed by software. There are no ADCs in computer USB headsets or speakers, and because of this, they will require an external sound card in order to produce sound. It is important to understand that a computer without a sound card will not be able to produce any sound.

A common misconception about headphones on Apple computers has to do with the difference between analog and digital audio. There is a difference between analog and digital audio, and this can cause misunderstanding. Analog audio is a series of analog sound pulses that go into two channels at the same time (e.g., stereo), while digital audio sends a stream of bits to one channel at a time (e.g., mono)..