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[Question] Master Product Visualisation 4D

mohsen523

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I downloaded this course, but there are some files in vep format. Is there someone I can contact who can upload the vep files to mp4 format? I took pictures of the mp4 files I want. I hope someone can help me.😢

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mohsen523 said:
I downloaded this course, but there are some files in vep format. Is there someone I can contact who can upload the vep files to mp4 format? I took pictures of the mp4 files I want. I hope someone can help me.😢

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VEP files are Video Editor Project files, usually from Wondershare Filmora. They’re not actual videos, just project files that tell the software how to put everything together (like edit cuts, effects, etc.). Because they aren’t real video files like MP4s, they can only be opened and exported from Filmora. That means you can’t convert them directly unless you (or someone else) has Filmora installed with access to all the original source files (videos, music, etc.) used in that project.

Option 1: Do it yourself (if you can)
  • Download & install Filmora: https://filmora.wondershare.com
  • Open the .vep file in Filmora.
  • If it loads correctly and all media is found, go to Export > MP4 format.
  • If the original media (videos/audio/images used in the project) are missing, Filmora will throw errors or show missing files.
 
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Hrithik-Rawat said:
VEP files are Video Editor Project files, usually from Wondershare Filmora. They’re not actual videos, just project files that tell the software how to put everything together (like edit cuts, effects, etc.). Because they aren’t real video files like MP4s, they can only be opened and exported from Filmora. That means you can’t convert them directly unless you (or someone else) has Filmora installed with access to all the original source files (videos, music, etc.) used in that project.

Option 1: Do it yourself (if you can)
  • Download & install Filmora: https://filmora.wondershare.com
  • Open the .vep file in Filmora.
  • If it loads correctly and all media is found, go to Export > MP4 format.
  • If the original media (videos/audio/images used in the project) are missing, Filmora will throw errors or show missing files.
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Unfortunately, it didn't work. I wish I could view or decrypt these videos, or that someone who owns them could upload them to a website and download them. and Thank you very much for your reply ❤😁48.webp489.webp
 
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