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Ghitulescu · 14th January 2014, 16:36

So, a long story short ...
I have a DVD that combined several languages in a single LU. I split them however in separate LUs, one for each language, and stripped several languages out (this is a documentary, thus it had 8 languages).

After a lot of editing (in the EN part), and cloning it to another LU, I noticed that I cannot get the original cells that were originally part of this other language.
PGCedit offers me the possibility of adding a blank cell, whose number, of course starts where the "invisible" ones end.

Therefore, while I cannot have a new number because they exist, I can not use them either since they do not exist.

Any solution? Other than starting all over?

14th January 2014, 16:36	#1 \| Link
Ghitulescu Registered User Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Germany Posts: 5,769	Recovering a lost cell in PGCedit So, a long story short ... I have a DVD that combined several languages in a single LU. I split them however in separate LUs, one for each language, and stripped several languages out (this is a documentary, thus it had 8 languages). After a lot of editing (in the EN part), and cloning it to another LU, I noticed that I cannot get the original cells that were originally part of this other language. PGCedit offers me the possibility of adding a blank cell, whose number, of course starts where the "invisible" ones end. Therefore, while I cannot have a new number because they exist, I can not use them either since they do not exist. Any solution? Other than starting all over? __________________ Born in the USB (not USA)