diff --git a/pages/_en-US/ds-index/videoplayers.md b/pages/_en-US/ds-index/videoplayers.md
index ea785f59..83b21dd3 100644
--- a/pages/_en-US/ds-index/videoplayers.md
+++ b/pages/_en-US/ds-index/videoplayers.md
@@ -7,8 +7,8 @@ title: Video Players
 description: Homebrew Video Players for the Nintendo DS(i)
 ---
 
-# Homebrew Video Players for the Nintendo DSi
-This page contains a list of working or WIP video players for the Nintendo DSi that explains how each works.
+# Homebrew Video Players for the Nintendo DS(i)
+This page contains a list of working or WIP video players for the Nintendo DS and DSi that explains how each works.
 
 Note: Actual max FPS is dependent on video content and length.
 
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ Warning: Converting large files in Rocket Video converter may cause you to loose
 
 WIP
 
-## TunaViDS Guide for DSi
+## TunaViDS Guide
 
 ### Windows
 First you want to grab your video of choice. It is recommended that your video be 4:3, but FFmpeg add black bars to the video if it isn't.
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ Warning: Do not change the ROM settings of Tuna-ViDS, it will not boot properly.
 
 Next, download FFmpeg from [this direct link](https://www.gyan.dev/ffmpeg/builds/ffmpeg-git-essentials.7z) and extract it to C:\ffmpeg or somewhere you can access without admin rights.
 
-You should probably stay in the safe zone for converting videos (10-15fps), otherwise your video may crash your DSi. Slowdowns may occur on busy scenes (confetti, rain, etc).
+You should probably stay in the safe zone for converting videos (10-15fps), otherwise your video may crash your console. Slowdowns may occur on busy scenes (confetti, rain, etc).
 
 To use FFmpeg everywhere, it is recommended to add the directory to your system environment variable path. This may break programs which rely on FFmpeg, so make sure to remove the entry when you're done.
 
@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ where `video.mp4` is the filename of the video you want to convert. Feel free to
 - Only use `-filter:a "volume=4"` if your video is a bit quiet. If the resulting video plays too loudly, please re-run the example code, but with `-filter:a "volume=4"` removed.
 - If you're converting a 24fps video, change `-r 15` to `-r 12` to fix image jumping.
 
-When this process is done, it should be easy as drag and drop to SD card. Once you put the video on your DSi, it will be ready for playback via **TW**i**L**ight Menu++.
+When this process is done, it should be easy as drag and drop to SD card. Once you put the video on your SD card, it will be ready for playback via **TW**i**L**ight Menu++.
 
 The video will quit to the menu after it is done playing, so if you want to loop videos, you are going to have to paste-repeat it in a video editor then convert it to an xvid avi using this method.