Q&A for How to Craft a Jukebox on Minecraft

Restart your Minecraft client. If that doesn't work, go into your options menu and check out the music. Is jukebox music muted? Is your master volume muted? If so, change it so it plays at the volume you want.

If you want to listen to music that you found in a dungeon or a mineshaft or something of the sort, then sure. If you want to flaunt to people, then sure. If you're in Creative and you do it, no.

Restart your Minecraft client. If that doesn't work, launch your client in a new directory.

Yes, use an axe. Diamond is faster than wooden, but any axe will do. You can break it with other stuff, but then you won't collect the jukebox.

To restart your Minecraft client, simply close it and re-open it. After this, it still may not work and in that case, restart your entire computer, and reopen the client. If your client still refuses to open, something may have corrupted in the files, in which you will have to redownload it.

You may have Disc 11 instead of a different disc. Disc 11 will play an eerie noise, which has caused many disputes in the past on what occurs in the track. If you do have Disc 11, just try to obtain a different disc, as all the other ones actually play music.

On a mobile device, you have to first press your finger along the text you want to copy. You can press "Select All" to highlight all the text, or drag the margins around the highlighted text to make them the appropriate length. You can then press copy. On the Minecraft app, while you're in a command block, you can either hit the paste button above your keyboard, or press your finger on the text line in the command block. This should give you the option to paste the text into the command block.

You cannot craft music discs. The only way to obtain them is when a skeleton kills a creeper, to find them in dungeon chests, or find only Pigstep in bastion remnants.