continue editing .vsp files
Moderator: Ken Berry
continue editing .vsp files
Hello,
I've just got Corel VideoStudio ProX7 for Christmas.
I worked on a project for a while and saved (.vsp) when tired.
In my second session I intended to continue editing the same project so I opened the saved .vsp file.
It opened as a single file in the video track dragged to timeline.
I'd like to make some changes as I'm learning editing features.
I'd like to know how to split again to corresponding tracks (video, audio, title) so I can adjust some things and keep editing.
Thank you in advance.
I've just got Corel VideoStudio ProX7 for Christmas.
I worked on a project for a while and saved (.vsp) when tired.
In my second session I intended to continue editing the same project so I opened the saved .vsp file.
It opened as a single file in the video track dragged to timeline.
I'd like to make some changes as I'm learning editing features.
I'd like to know how to split again to corresponding tracks (video, audio, title) so I can adjust some things and keep editing.
Thank you in advance.
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Re: continue editing .vsp files
I'm not sure why you didn't post this in the Video Studio forum since that is what your question is about. So I have moved it there, since you are likely to get more responses in the correct forum.
I'll start the ball rolling by suggesting that it sounds as though you are doing something wrong in open your vsp file. Normally, you would go to to File > Open Project... in VS. That should then, when you have navigated to the vsp file, open the project file, and all its various clips, transitions, added audio etc, in the timeline and overlay tracks. Did you do it that way, or did you somehow either drag and drop the vsp file into the VS library window and/or timeline? If you did it that way, all you will get is a single file...
I'll start the ball rolling by suggesting that it sounds as though you are doing something wrong in open your vsp file. Normally, you would go to to File > Open Project... in VS. That should then, when you have navigated to the vsp file, open the project file, and all its various clips, transitions, added audio etc, in the timeline and overlay tracks. Did you do it that way, or did you somehow either drag and drop the vsp file into the VS library window and/or timeline? If you did it that way, all you will get is a single file...
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Re: continue editing .vsp files
Hello
Yes it will do that if you drag a .vsp to the timeline - that is one of the very useful assets of VideoStudio when you want to join a number of projects together into one.
BUT
when you are in the middle of editing you should always go to "File >> Open Project" and browse to the project - select it and OK .
OR click on "File" and choose your project from the recent file list at the bottom of the drop down
using either of those will put every thing back as you left it and you can continue editing.
So when you finish for the day "File >> Save" When you want to continue work "File >> open Project"
It is also quite a good idea to do a "File >> Save As" now and again giving it a slightly different name - add a number or something - this will provide back ups should something terrible happen - when you next want to edit remember to choose the latest project
Yes it will do that if you drag a .vsp to the timeline - that is one of the very useful assets of VideoStudio when you want to join a number of projects together into one.
BUT
when you are in the middle of editing you should always go to "File >> Open Project" and browse to the project - select it and OK .
OR click on "File" and choose your project from the recent file list at the bottom of the drop down
using either of those will put every thing back as you left it and you can continue editing.
So when you finish for the day "File >> Save" When you want to continue work "File >> open Project"
It is also quite a good idea to do a "File >> Save As" now and again giving it a slightly different name - add a number or something - this will provide back ups should something terrible happen - when you next want to edit remember to choose the latest project
Re: continue editing .vsp files
"Problem" solved.
Thank you for your help, and your patience.
Thank you for your help, and your patience.
Re: continue editing .vsp files
salve ho un problema, il mio vecchio pc dove avevo videostudio x5 si è rotto per fortuna avevo salvato il file .VSP solo che ora non riesco ad aprirlo dal portatile dove c'è installato videostudio x4 perchè mi dice file già in uso? sapete dirmi se provo ad acquistare l'ultimo corel video studio se riesco a risulvere il problema? oppure avete una soluzione per questa mia situazione?
I'have a problem!!! My old computer was broken, now I have only the file .VSP created by corel videostudio x5. my notebook have corel videostudio x4 but when I try to opening the file .vsp the pc tell me "the file is always used". if i'm buying video studio x7 you think i will solved my problem? or you have another idea for solved my problem?
I'have a problem!!! My old computer was broken, now I have only the file .VSP created by corel videostudio x5. my notebook have corel videostudio x4 but when I try to opening the file .vsp the pc tell me "the file is always used". if i'm buying video studio x7 you think i will solved my problem? or you have another idea for solved my problem?
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Re: continue editing .vsp files
Yes - you can open .vsp files in a later version but not in an earlier version
X4 NO << X5 >> X6 Yes X7 Yes
X4 NO << X5 >> X6 Yes X7 Yes
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Re: continue editing .vsp files
Hi
Welcome to the forums
Project files VSP’s can be saved as backward compatible for two versions, you could save the X5 using X5 as X4 version.
That would open using X4.----That’s if you had X5 installed.???????
Later versions should be able open all VSP,s made with earlier versions.
Options:-
1 / You could download the trial version X7 then open the project to complete editing.
2 / Zip your VSP and attach to your post, I will open and resave for X4 for you, that should work.
However for you to open the vsp to edit all clips used in the project need to be available on the notepad.
Welcome to the forums
Project files VSP’s can be saved as backward compatible for two versions, you could save the X5 using X5 as X4 version.
That would open using X4.----That’s if you had X5 installed.???????
Later versions should be able open all VSP,s made with earlier versions.
Options:-
1 / You could download the trial version X7 then open the project to complete editing.
2 / Zip your VSP and attach to your post, I will open and resave for X4 for you, that should work.
However for you to open the vsp to edit all clips used in the project need to be available on the notepad.
Re: continue editing .vsp files
ohhh thanks!!!! i love you booth
!!! tomorrow i try whit trial!! than, i hope that Santa Clause come again to town whit a Corel video studio x7 for me!!!
1\2\2015 It's all right the new version open my old file!! thanks!
1\2\2015 It's all right the new version open my old file!! thanks!
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Re: continue editing .vsp files
For some reasons Corel gave up the support of the older vsp files. The VS X7 is the last version which can open the former VSP files, while VS X8 or newer cannot open the vsp files created by VS X7.

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Re: continue editing .vsp files
I have no trouble at all in opening .vsp from X6 or X7 in X9 they all open without problem
it is my understanding that some users have had problems opening old project files if they have applied speed changes to the videos - when you get a relink error - but cannot re-link - in such cases loading the original without speed change then apply the speed change
just tried one from X5 which also opened flawlessly in X9
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it is my understanding that some users have had problems opening old project files if they have applied speed changes to the videos - when you get a relink error - but cannot re-link - in such cases loading the original without speed change then apply the speed change
just tried one from X5 which also opened flawlessly in X9
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Re: continue editing .vsp files
I did not tried the X9 yet, but the X8 failed to open the old VSP-s.
Yesterday I consulted with Corel, they could not confirm the compatibility. It is good to hear, that the VS X9 works again.

Does have the VS X9 also the same transitions and efx what is included in the VS X7? As I remember it was one of the conflicts on VS X8.
Yesterday I consulted with Corel, they could not confirm the compatibility. It is good to hear, that the VS X9 works again.
Does have the VS X9 also the same transitions and efx what is included in the VS X7? As I remember it was one of the conflicts on VS X8.
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Re: continue editing .vsp files
Hi weaver
details as I see then for CVSX9 and CVSX7
details as I see then for CVSX9 and CVSX7
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Re: continue editing .vsp files
Thanks Trevor
Maybe i should risk the VS X9 ultimate.
Maybe i should risk the VS X9 ultimate.
