MVP extension.

emmrecs escrito el 11.01.PM a las 12:28 horas

Welcome to the Magix user to user forums.

MVP is the file extension for Movie Edit Pro and Video Pro X project files. When you say you cannot open one, how are you trying to open it? By double-clicking on it, or by opening the app and then going to File>Open? What happens if you take either or both of these routes? If "nothing", do you see any error message? Have you tried right-clicking on the file and choosing "Open with ..." and then manually selecting whichever of MEP or VPX you are trying to use?

Jeff
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Grzegorz-Mielewczyk escrito el 11.01.PM a las 12:50 horas

Neither option works. I can open other clips. If I open with the right mouse, Movie Edit Pro opens, but the project does not load.

johnebaker escrito el 11.01.PM a las 13:46 horas

@Grzegorz-Mielewczyk

Hi

Was the MVP file created with the same version of MEP as you are trying to open it with?

What is the file size of the MVP as seen in Windows File Explorer.

John EB
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terrypin escrito el 11.01.PM a las 13:52 horas

@Grzegorz-Mielewczyk @johnebaker @emmrecs

Hi,

Is this is confined to one MVP file?

If so, as you say it's a working file, presumably you have opened it OK before. So perhaps it's corrupted. Do you have a recent backup? Either made by your own backup procedure or the automatic backup made by MEP which saves them with names like your project_BAK1.MV_, your project_BAK2.MV_, etc

Then open MEP with the right mouse method and use File > load backup project.

If it's occurring for every MVP then it sounds like a Windows association problem, but let's leave that for now.

Terry

Grzegorz-Mielewczyk escrito el 12.01.AM a las 10:36 horas

Yes. only one working file.

emmrecs escrito el 12.01.AM a las 11:34 horas

@Grzegorz-Mielewczyk

Then did you try Terry's suggestion of looking for those back up files? If there are any, do they open?

If there are no backups then I regret to say I think your project is lost because it would seem your MVP project file is corrupt and cannot be opened by the software. I'm not sure if there is any method by which such files can be restored to "working order".

Jeff