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Ashley

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I have a question! A question that may have been asked before, but it's a very, very big thread. With the Wii always ready to accept discs, does this mean that the slot has no protetion to dust, or anything else that could find its way into the slot?

 

I'm not sure about the Wii, but my Mac Mini which has a slot loading drive has something protecting it, but when you push the CD/DVD into it it just brushes the thing downwards.

 

I wouldn't worry about it.

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It does that on the 360. When i view videos off my HDD, it puts them all into one big list. Despite that they're all in separate folders on the HDD. Im suspecting the Wii will do this.

For music the 360 keeps the folders as they are, wierd.

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I have a question! A question that may have been asked before, but it's a very, very big thread. With the Wii always ready to accept discs, does this mean that the slot has no protetion to dust, or anything else that could find its way into the slot?

 

yes the wii does have dust protection :bowdown: (like all macs :bowdown: )

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Kinda related...maybe. What does EDTV mean? As the back of Wii game boxes say "EDTV/HDTV compatabile."

 

EDTV is the "proper" name for 480p, but can also be classed as HDTV (as its not 100% defined)

 

Enhanced Definition TV

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EDTV - Enhanced-definition television, and that means it has progressive scan.

 

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EDTV is the "proper" name for 480p, but can also be classed as HDTV (as its not 100% defined)

 

Enhanced Definition TV

 

HDTV need to be at least 720p, while EDTV is only 480p.

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