Replaces the two-row "RESOLUTION / SIZE / IMPORTED" + "VIDEO (N PARTS) ..." block at localhost:3001/id/YUJ-001. All variants render the same data: cover (800×538, 170 KB, imported 4/29/2026) and video (1920×1080, H.264, 5.7 Mbps, 4.90 GB, 1:56:55, 2 parts).
Replace the all-caps "RESOLUTION / SIZE / IMPORTED" labels with a single leading icon. Same two-row shape, but the row tells you what it is at a glance.
Both rows fold into one. Cover stats sit muted on the left; video gets the cyan accent color it earns by being the actual content. Vertical rule between them makes it scan as two columns of one line.
Four numeric tiles for the things that matter most — resolution, bitrate, size, length. Cover info reduced to one quiet line under the title. Each tile shows the value big and the label tiny, like a dashboard.
Each fact is a borderless chip — label and value packed inside one rounded badge. Easier to skip past than the current bare strip; harder to cram many facts in.
Cover left, video right, side by side. Each row is "label : value" in a tight two-column grid. Most "official" looking — leans heavy on the form-y aesthetic.
Just the four numbers you actually scan for: Resolution, Bitrate, File Size, Length. Big mono values, tiny caps labels. No caption, no chrome.
Cover info is rarely the reason you opened the detail page; bury it in a tiny gray caption. Give video the full strip with separators. Recognizes that this is fundamentally a video library.
Each side gets its own headed mini-block. Visual parity between cover and video, but they're clearly separated. Same density as current, but the dotted strip becomes structured.