Sounds like a tunnel

I reset my ipod to factory defaults, When I add songs on the ipod 1.1.3 (4gb version).. I sync checked songs, it adds the songs successfully.
However, when I listen, the music is greater than the speech. ie. Sounds like karaoke music. (No singing) ...
Anyone have this problem? How'd they fix it?

To figure out whats going on from here:
-Test if the songs sound that way in iTunes
-Test a different set of earbuds
If that didn't work:
-Re-import the CD using Error Correction
--click edit, at the top then prefrences
--select import settings
--put a check in error correction
-Delete the old "bad" files from itunes
-re-import CD
If not a CD:
-Delete file and redownload
Always a good idea to follow:
http://www.apple.com/support/ipod/five_rs/nano3gen/
Hope this helps.
-Julian

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Hi,
Please try to reset Polycom VVX 500 and 400 series phones and then configure again to test the issue.
Here is the link to reset the device:
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg398077(v=ocs.14).aspx
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SUVORKIN,
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Developer Connection Document on HFS+ Volume Format says,
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A tiny little cry for help: mic in bootcamp makes me sound like a mouse!

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