Besides the player itself, what additions are necessary to include DVD Audio in an automotive package?
Most of what is presently included in an automotive speaker system can be adopted for DVD-Audio playback. The ideal environment has five speakers (Left, Center, Right, Left Surround, and Right Surround) and a subwoofer. Many automotive applications today incorporate a pair of speakers in the front doors and another in the rear panel (or alternatively, in the front and rear doors). Subwoofers are becoming commonplace in the automotive environment. The biggest challenge is the location of the center speaker. Designers may soon begin reintegrating a center speaker into the dashboard of future models. There are some player applications that include a center channel speaker as part of the head unit and others that offer an external center channel speaker that can be mounted on the dash, or between the front passengers. If you choose not to include a center speaker, the system could be configured to route center channel information into the left and right front speakers. In an ideal setup, f
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