Reconnect dleted edited media

Hi,
I just deleted media I already edited. How can I reconnect it so I won't lose my edit work.
Thanks in advance.

You captured "non-controllable device?" Then you have no timecode...which means that you have to capture the footage again (generating new clips) and re-edit your project. That is your only option.
Timecode is VERY important. Without it, you are stuck...as you are discovering.
Shane

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