Whilst using my touch, it just increases the volume on its own to maximum, and the volume switch does not always allow you to reduce it. Also whilst using it I keep getting a slider appear at the top to switch off. Also occassionally it just switches itsef off. All off these started yesterday, and i have had no problems before.

<p>He the volume of the iPod Touch can be affected in some way, the definition of musical sound check the volume limit set in the settings device preferences. The tool of sound check, which can also be found on iTunes, check your iTouch music and video library for the stabilization of the equalizer song for a constant level, the volume limit reduces the volume to grow beyond a set point, which helps the potential adverse effects of hearing loss caused by loud music. <br /> <p><br /> <p>1. Press the button to the left of the iPod Touch. The volume switch top left of the iPod Touch increases the sound volume, and gives a volume icon on the screen as it grows. Accident on the volume button for the iTouch, it seemed sound problems. Touch the "Music" icon to start playing the song, press the volume for music to grow. <br /> <p><br /> <p>2. Adjust the volume control settings. Tap Settings on the iPod screen Touch, Touch "Music" and tap "volume limit." Slide the tab to the right of way to reduce the volume bar to change the limit of the maximum. Press the Home button to save and Settings. <br /> <p><br /> <p>3. Sound Check off. Tap "Music" in the Settings window and slide the guide Sound Check to the left to the sound check feature off. A Sound check song keeps playing very hard at the same level. While the function prevents sudden jumps in volume, can also lead to a series of songs to play very soft, depending on the quality of the music. <br /> <p><br /> <p>4. Adjust the volume to your headphones. Press the "+" button on your Apple headphones, the volume of a music or video playback to increase. If a song or video does not play, the volume control adjusts the volume on the iTouch. <br />