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Posted by Markw* on February 3, 2016 at 15:43:46:
We're not hard to talk you. It's just that you don't understand the answers given and then try to lay the blame on us.
A DVD DOES have six channels. Five are full range signals. which are the "5" that are played by the internal amps in a 5.1 receiver
The sixth, or the ".1", is the LFE channel which, if you haven't noticed, is generally played by a powered subwoofer.
As for zone 2, I answered that above. Sorry you didn't understand it.
Maybe someone else can get through to you. I'm done.