IPod Composite AV Cables no longer recognized by iPod

I posted this in the iPod Touch section but it seems to have been deleted. Anyway, as the title states, my iPod Touch no longer realizes that it's plugged into the proprietary, authentic-chip-containing composite AV cables. I can't figure out why this has happened all of a sudden, since I use the cables very infrequently and hardly ever move or touch them. They've always worked fine, but now my iPod does not prompt me to send video to TV or play it locally on the iPod, it just plays the video on the iPod and broadcasts the audio to the TV. Any idea why this would happen? And yes, I have the right cables. They've worked fine with my iPod Touch for a few months now. And no, my iPod Touch is not hacked or modded or jailbroken in any way, although it's running 1.1.3 with the January Upgrade.

I have been having some problems with the new dock and cables too, although with audio not video. See:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=6641040#6641040

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Restarted my PC several times.
Rebooted the iPod.
Tried switching USBs.
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