in sys_albums the ID, Type, ObjCount, and LastObjId I believe are the important ones. Will try my best to give my understanding of them.
ID - ID number (autonumbered and created when album is created)
Type - type of album it is (ie video, photo, etc)
ObjCount - number of items in the album (ex. Type = bx_videos; and ObjCount = 10; then that would mean there are 10 videos in that album)
LastObjId - the ID number of the last item in that album (ex LastObjId = 210; then that means the last item in that album will have a file number of 210)
Next Table would be sys_albums_objects.
id_album - this corresponds to the ID number in the sys_albums table
id_object - id number of the items in this album.This number also corresponds with the file number of the item.
obj_order - the order of this item in the album
So - to tie these two tables together, I will give an example of a video in the admin album
in sys_albums, the ID number (in my case) = 1, the Type = bx_videos, the ObjCount = 1, and the LastObjId = 1
in my sys_albums_objects table, my id_album is 1 (equal to the ID of the album in sys_albums), the id_object = 1 (the video file saved in flash/modules/video/files is 1.m4v and 1.webm)
groups and events are slightly different.
if you add a video to the groups or events these will be in the bx_groups_videos or bx_events_videos tables. The entry_id is equal to the id of the event or group - which is in the bx_groups_main or bx_events_main tables. The media_id is equal to the file number of the video in flash/modules/video/files.
So an example of a video in groups would be: bx_groups_main table - id = 10. In the bx_groups_videos table, the entry_id = 10, media_id = 91. In flash/modules/video/files there would be a file called 91.m4v and 91.webm.
Hope this makes sense