The .avi extension suggests that this file is in the Audio Video Interleave (AVI) format. AVI is a multimedia container format developed by Microsoft, used for storing audio and video data. It's widely supported and can be played on various media players.
| Field | Example value |
|-------|---------------|
| title | Bakky – BKSD 015 – Part 15 |
| description | A short interview with Bakky discussing the upcoming BKSD season, focusing on episode 15's key plot points. |
| tags | ["Bakky","BKSD","episode‑015","part‑15","interview"] |
| duration | 00:04:32 |
| resolution | 1280x720 |
| bitrate | 2500 |
| creation_date | 2024‑02‑11 |
| source | Canon EOS C70 – 4K RAW capture |
| rights | © 2024 Bakky Productions |
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| Feature | What it does | How to enable |
|---------|--------------|----------------|
| Auto‑generate thumbnail | Extract a representative frame (e.g., at 00:00:05) and store as Bakky_BKSD_015_15_thumb.jpg. | Use FFmpeg: ffmpeg -i Bakky_BKSD_015_15.avi -ss 00:00:05 -vframes 1 Bakky_BKSD_015_15_thumb.jpg |
| Embedded metadata | Write title, artist, and comment tags directly into the AVI file (so they travel with the file). | ffmpeg -i Bakky_BKSD_015_15.avi -metadata title="Bakky – BKSD 015 – Part 15" -metadata comment="…" -codec copy Bakky_BKSD_015_15_meta.avi |
| Checksum verification | Store an MD5/SHA‑256 hash to detect corruption. | sha256sum Bakky_BKSD_015_15.avi > Bakky_BKSD_015_15.sha256 |
| Version control | If the clip is edited later, append a version suffix (v01, v02). | Bakky_BKSD_015_15_v01.avi |
Pattern: ArtistOrSeries_EpisodeCode_SeasonEpisode_Resolution.Extension Which of those would you like next
Bakky_BKSD_015_15.avi
Why this works
| Element | Reason |
|---------|--------|
| Bakky | Primary artist / series name (no leading hyphens). |
| BKSD | Short code for the series/collection. |
| 015 | Episode/segment number (kept zero‑padded for proper sorting). |
| 15 | Optional extra identifier (e.g., part number, take‑number, or year). |
| .avi| Original container format preserved. |
If you later want to add resolution, bitrate, or date you can extend the pattern, e.g. Bakky_BKSD_015_15_1080p.avi.