On 23 Dec 10 I purchased a philips dockig speaker after been used for one week no sound from speaker ,took back to apple store they would not exchange because it passed the 20 day return policy....so I have a broken speaker that i spend 100.00 dolars plus....what can you do for me????? thx Ed Chacon

what dvd, store bought real DVD or home made?
turn up the volumn?
with internal speakers?
or earbugs, 3.5mm jack
head phones with 3.5mm jack
head phones, with usb jack?
get external speakers with amp, will be best. for ROOM sound.

there are some core apps belonging to the iOS system and cannot be deleted like 'clock', 'calendar', 'contacts', 'facebook' etc.
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core apps:
1) Airdrop
2) Apple Store
3) calendar
4) camera
5) clock
6) contacts
7) facebook
8) game center
9) iBooks
10) iTunes
11) mail
12) maps
13) messages
14) music
15) newsstand
16) notes
17) photo booth
18) photos
19) reminders
20) safari
21) settings
22) siri
23) tips
24) touch ID
25) videos

I tried to find this kind of speakers for a long time with no success. The reason is clear to both of us: internal speakers on Philips TVs **** and you want some external speakers and use the TV remote to control them. With this in mind I bought a cheap memorex ipod speaker-dock with its own small remote control, took everything out and installed in a nice looking black plastic box (about 2''x2''x4'') which now sits under my Philips TV. I got rid of the small and inefficient speakers in the ipod dock (which, by the way, gets 5V DC from a usb port) insert 2 1KOhm resistors and on the + wire (one for left channel and one for right channel) and use these speaker output as output towards a 2.1 computer speakers. I turned the TV speakers off from the TV menu and now I have a great sound to my Philips TV using the analog output at the back (red and white) and I can control it from the remote that came with the ipod dock. Hope this was helpful to you and hope Philips will review their policy about ''easylink'' which is the most idiotic thing I heard. It's sad they have this flaw with their TVs because they are indeed affordable, excellent products otherwise.

Sounds like plugging the external speakers in has damage the spot were the headphones go in. If this is under warranty that bring it to apple store.

did you use your credit card as a bank statment is proof of purchase also as it is one week old return it with a reciept packaging should not stop you getting a refund or exchange under the terms of your 28 day money back gaurantee. always ask to speak to the store manager

Go to the system preferences from by clicking the Apple->system preferences menu. check the mute option is on or not. Also check the other options 

The internal speaker stopped working on my 2G touch yesterday. I performed a restart on it and the speaker function was restored. Basically just follow the 5R process in this website: http://www.apple.com/support/ipod/five_rs/

Sounds like the cutout switch in the output jack is stuck open, it is a techy fix sorry (at least it is not a board failure)

Omigod, that worked!!!!