Finding offline files

I have a timeline that's two hours. I have a couple audio files that are listed as offline, but since they are files brought exported from soundtrack, the name of them doesn't show up when I highlight everything and hit reconnect media.
My question is: Is there a way to search for offline files other than making the timeline big and scrolling through

No need to search the timeline. The offline clips icons are marked with a red line through them in the Browser. Right click, choose Reconnect > Search.
Note that they will not be found if you changed the name in Finder. Turn off the "Find matching name only" option and you can replace them with a renamed version.

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