S3 Infotainment
DVD satellite navigation for stress-free motoring
With the optional Audi DVD-based navigation system, it's extremely hard to get lost. Simply enter a new destination in the centre console or just say where you want to go using the Voice Control System.
Compared to a CD-ROM, the DVD-based navigation system can hold nine times as much information. So maps load faster and there's more detail when you zoom in. You can also specify modifications to the route such as avoiding or using motorways, toll roads and ferries. And you can recall favourite and recent destinations which are stored in your address book.
The system can also adjust the route you're taking dynamically based on the latest traffic situation. It receives RDS-TMC (Traffic Message Channel) automatically so it knows about hold-ups before you do and, if dynamic navigation is active, the system automatically recomputes the route.
You can purchase updated DVDs periodically from your preferred Audi Dealer.
Audi Music Interface: your music goes with you
A very wide range of portable music devices can integrate with your car via the optional Audi Music Interface. Once installed, they can be controlled with the multi-function steering wheel if you've had one fitted. Supported devices include USB memory sticks, portable hard discs, mobile phones, MP3 players and Apple iPods - even portable cassette players.
But it's not just the audio signal that's transmitted. With compatible devices, detailed track information is displayed. Audi Music Interface is only available in combination with DVD satellite navigation.
Want to play tunes from your Apple iPod? Plug it in!
The optional iPod preparation allows you to play iPod tunes, in play list order.You simply plug your iPod in and play through the in-car speakers. This also charges your iPod, depending on model.
Flexibility and convenience in the concert radio system
Standard on Sport and S line, the concert radio system is easy to operate. Thanks to a dynamically changing radio station list, only receivable stations are displayed. There are two FM tuners - one for receiving the currently selected station and one to hunt for new stations in the background.
The concert radio is equipped with an MP3 and WMA-compatible CD drive and, with MP3s, all the song file data (title, artist, length, etc) can be displayed. There's also an aux-in socket so you can connect audio devices such as MP3 players and deliver sound through the car's fantastic speakers.
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