Hi,

I'm having a problem with a video my boyfriend sent to me over an email. I tried to open it, but it was unrecognized by every media player i have installed. Upon realizing that he had made it in AVS Studio, and failed to convert it from .vep to .avi or the like, I downloaded AVS and attempted to open it on my version. Still no luck, even when trying to open it using AVS video converter. It just says "incorrect file format". My boyfriend is travelling around europe and can't send it again, so I'd really like some help here!

Thanks so much,
Sam

To: fiveohfive3213


Hello Sam,

A .vep file is a AVS Video Editor Project file.The project file represents a data file with a .vep extension containing the information on the video and audio clips, effects and transitions added to the movie. You cannot read the saved project with a third-party application, only AVS Video Editor is able to open (or reopen) the created project file. However, you won't be able to open the file even in AVS Video Editor on your PC, because it contains only the information on the project, not the media data.

We would advice your friend to produce this .vep file in AVS Video Editor on his machine and choose Web as a Video Category. Then he will be able to upload the video on Facebook and you will be able to watch it.

If you have further questions, please contact us.

Best regards

To: fiveohfive3213


Hi. Try viewing this in VLC, it should be played even as .vep.

To: peleus


Hello,

Please note, as .vep file is an AVS Video Editor Project file it can be played in AVS Video Editor only. One should save it into a video format.

Best regards.

HI, PLZ CONVERT THIS FILE TO MP4 I CANT DO CONVERT THAT ITSELF

To: udit

Dear user,

We cannot convert your project file, as it is not a video file, but a project file with links to your files located on your computer.

What you need to do is open AVS Video Editor project on your PC - click on Produce button and create video from it. Follow this link to find the detailed information on how to do it.

Please let me know if I can be of any further assistance to you.

Kind reaards

It took hours to figure this out but here is the problem.
(1) I needed a new computer. I have been using AVS Video Editor for many years and it is easy to use, to understand and does the job that it needs to do.
(2) AVS Video Editor always worked perfectly so I backed up all my files and all the VEPs to an outside hard drive
(3) I purchased a new computer.
(4) I uploaded all my files and all the VEPs to the new computer.
(5) I downloaded another AVS4YOU to the new computer.
(6) AVS installed and worked as good as the other so I continued making movies for Youtube.
(7) I needed to modify one of Youtube videos and that is when I noticed that the new AVS would no longer open any of the previously made VEP files.
(8) This did not make any sense to me so I conversed with AVS about this but never was given a fix for it. I was told the same old story that if files are deleted or moved, this will happen. Once my video is created, I move nothing. All files are left as is or was.
(9) What I was never told is that if all my Video Editor files (VEPs) were moved, even to a new computer, AVS VEPs would no longer work. THIS SHOULD be explained on your website that if you install a new version OR buy a new computer and buy a new AVS4YOU, you are screwed. Any and All other software programs will see and recognize previously made files, but not AVS Video Editor.
(9) So, to this day, if I need to modify any of my youtube videos (which are well over one hundred) I have to modify it with the MP3 file. This is not easy nor good.
(10) In the latest messages to and from myself and AVS, I asked that if I buy another new AVS4YOU, will this happen again. Of course, that question was never answered with a yes or no, just roundabouts. I had to discover this on my own.
(11) It is ridiculous to think that AVS did not know about this. It is even more ridiculous that AVS did not create a fix for this.
(12) I copied ALL my new video editing and edited files to a flash drive and took it to a friend who also uses AVS4YOU. NONE of my new VEPs would work. All would say files are missing even though they are still in the exact spot where they were. Only difference is a different AVS4YOU.

One other thing - as said below, just open it under WEB.. that is lie. They keep saying things like third-party application. They are their own third-party.

To: tickettoride


Hello,
Thank you for the provided information,

Please note, you can find the instruction on proper working with projects in AVS Video Editor on the official site. Also note, there is only mention of a third-party application only for opening the .vep files. It means that you can open AVS project files only with AVS4YOU Video Editor.

Kindly refer to the AVS4YOU support system for the further assistance.

Best regards!