Headphone/Microphone 2nd edition

I have a 2nd edition iPod Touch 8Gb running 3.1.2. My headphone/microphone always worked perfectly. Last month I had my unit replaced under warranty and now whenever I use voice memos or another app that requires headset/microphone when I plug the SAME ones in that worked fine before, I keep getting an error message that says to plug them in when they already are.I tried starting the app againj but they are still not detected/
Any ideas?

Thanks Jono.
Here's the officical page of the book.
It includes some examples for download.
http://www.smartdoctech.com/livecycle_es4_book.aspx

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                   sop("**********************************************");
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