(registered 2026-07-13, last updated 2026-07-13) Media type name: video Media subtype name: prs.avid Required parameters: N/A Optional parameters: encoding: underlying codec (e.g., "h264", "vp9") version: AVID format version (e.g., "1") Encoding considerations: binary Security considerations: This media type defines a binary container for video content and AI provenance metadata. No executable content is included, but embedded video streams must be treated as untrusted input. AVID supports integrity verification via cryptographic hashes and may support digital signatures in future revisions. Metadata may include model information, timestamps, and content fingerprints. Sensitive metadata should be handled carefully or excluded. If embedding standard video formats (e.g., MP4), their respective security considerations apply. Secure transmission is recommended. Interoperability considerations: AVID supports compatibility with existing video ecosystems by allowing standard video streams to be embedded. Legacy systems may still decode the video portion while ignoring AIMG metadata. Full interoperability requires compliant parsing of the AVID container structure. Published specification: https://github.com/aimediaformat/media-engine/blob/main/spec/ai-media-format.md Applications which use this media: AI video generation platforms, deepfake detection systems, media verification tools, and digital provenance tracking. Fragment identifier considerations: N/A Restrictions on usage: None Additional information: 1. Deprecated alias names for this type: AVID 2. Magic number(s): 41 56 49 44 ("AVID") 3. File extension(s): .avid 4. Macintosh file type code: N/A 5. Object Identifiers: N/A Person to contact for further information: 1. Name: Ai Media Format 2. Email: aimediaformat&gmail.com Intended usage: COMMON AVID is part of a broader AI media format family including AIMG (image) and AAUD (audio), which follow similar design principles. Author/Change controller: Ai Media Format (initial author) Open-source community (future evolution)