Why does my music control on the lock screen not working?

When My phone is locked and I want to control my music that is playing, nothing happens. The play button is showing and the song that I am already listening to is not showing up. I can not skip forward or go back. I have powered off the phone and it is still doing the same thing. Somtimes the double click of the home button does the same thing, but it is more concerning for the lock screen control.
I just saw this issue come up with the New iOS6 download.
Help?

There is corrupted data or settings on your phone.
Try as needed:
1. Settings > General > Reset > Reset All Settings
2. Restore iOS using iTunes, also restoring a backup
3. Restore iOS using iTunes as a new phone .
iTunes: Restoring iOS software

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