You are also correct that the solution for opening camproj files is to open them in 2019 and then convert them to the tscproj format.

We replaced both formats many years ago (I believe TREC was introduced sometime in 2014 in version 8 of Camtasia) to introduce cross-platform project and recording support between Windows and Mac. “You are correct that both camproj (projects) and camrec (recording) formats were retired in 2020. This is what the Camtasia project manager replied:

I contacted Techsmith to see if the company had a solution to this problem. But even if you do that, the individual clips (.camrec files) are invalid so in effect the conversion fails. camproj files and then load those into Camtasia 2020.

I Googled for help on this and the only solution I found (in the Techsmith forums) was to use Camtasia 2019 to convert. camproj) nor screen recording files (ending. Put simply, Camtasia 2020 no longer supports older Camtasia project files (with the extension. That means that if you made some recordings a few years ago and you want to load and edit them with Camtasia 2020, in all probability you won’t be able to do so. Because the new release no longer supports old Camtasia file formats. Since writing that review I’ve become aware of one feature that makes Camtasia harder to use – well, for long-time Camtasia users at any rate. In my recent review of the screencasting suite, Camtasia 2020, I said that “The latest release of Camtasia is less focussed on adding big new features than making the existing features easier to use”.