A project with 41 videotrack??

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@Thierry-Nachtergaele The hex number system is often used in lower-level software programming. The decimal number 40 in Hex number format is 28. According to astrology, number 28 is considered to be unlucky and unwanted...

@Thierry-Nachtergaele please show us a screenshot showing what you are seeing. You might also post the VEG file somewhere we could download it (media not needed) so we can see what we see as well.

Here is a screen shot. you can add, remove the tracks you want, there will always be this track that I don't see anymore. (see the circle that shows that a track number is missing.

I got around the problem by deleting the related file. At least the clip it contained is not playing anymore...

I attach the dropbox link to get the .VEG

https://www.dropbox.com/s/uogh35gs75r4n0b/CLIP%20QRT%20-%2013-09-22.veg?dl=0

Sincerely,
Thierry

The screenshot is enough to show that the "Intro" - no matter for what function - is the 48th track.

So what is invisible what is hidden?

The track that is invisible contains a shot of the film. This shot is visible when you press PLAY at the location of the shot. So it must be somewhere but it is not found. Which, you will agree, is a bit annoying. 

For lack of a solution, I have, for the moment, removed the file in the "Media" window so that the track is not to be played anymore...

Thanks for your help.
Thierry

@Thierry-Nachtergaele can you send us the VEG file itself? No media is needed.

@Thierry-Nachtergaele, that is certainly odd! From a script, I CAN see the track:

And there is one event on that track:

Here is what we can do. Please save this script into a file named "RemoveTrack48.cs" and then run this script. It will remove that one track and your track 49 will now be track 48.
 

using System;
using ScriptPortal.Vegas;


public class EntryPoint
{
  Vegas myVegas;

  public void FromVegas(Vegas vegas)
  {
    myVegas = vegas;

    Track track = myVegas.Project.Tracks[47];
    myVegas.Project.Tracks.Remove(track);

  }
}

So copy the above text into the file as named above, and then go to Tools - Scripting - Run Script and pick that file wherever you saved it. The track indexes start at 0 so track 48 is index 47. This seems to be the easiest way to resolve this issue.

@Thierry-Nachtergaele, I did manage to delete it using the interface without but have not been able to make it "visible" I discovered you *can* move tracks above or below it. Here's what I did:

I ungrouped the last group. Then I duplicated the "Intro" track twice and put one above and one below the "invisible" track. Moving it above the track added it to the group above so I "ungrouped" it from that group too.

I then selected the first copy and shift clicked the second copy and pressed "Delete". That deleted both of the new tracks as well as the "invisible" track.

Of course you would then need to create your bottom track group again but the "invisible" track will be gone.

Hello to all.

Thank you for having helped me with great efficiency for this small problem...
I wish you a nice end of day.
Thierry😀😀😀