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This is common among the 30gb Video iPods. If you play your iPod on a Dock, such as a iHome or other speaker device, for some reason, they like to take the Mainboard out. Normally, if it's a headphone jack, the problem will start with sound only playing on one side of the Headphones.
As a start, you can replace the headphone jack and see if it corrects your problem. If not, you will need to replace the mainboard in your iPod.
plug in ur ipod to the computer then go to the start menu then go to control panel.then click on apperance, after that u should see alot of options but u need to click on the option that says folder options. then the window that pops up from that there will be tabs at the top u need to click on the one that says view. then go down to where it says hidden files and folders and click on the one that says that u want to show them. then click apply at the bottom corner. then go into my computer and click on the ipod icon then there shouuld be a folder that says locked folder click on it then in the next window just rename the files as _unlocked then u should be able to disconnect your ipod and be able to jam out.... it worked for my 120 gb ipod
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