video file
/ˈvaɪdi.oʊ faɪl/ · vid·e·o·file
noun
- A digital container for storing video data, typically in a compressed format such as MP4 or AVI. She downloaded a video file from the internet and played it on her phone.
- A file that contains video data, often used in video editing software or online video platforms. The video file was too large to upload to the website, so she had to compress it first.
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Did you know? The first video file format, called 'Digital Video Interactive' (DVI), was introduced in 1984 and was used for interactive video applications.