Additional "How to 'handle' .m4a and WAV files in iTunes" question

Hi there.

Select the files that you want to process in iTunes. Select a track, use shift-click to extend the range. Use ctrl-click to add or remove an item from the selection. Or put everything that you want to process into a playlist, select the playlist, and if no specific tracks are selected the script will offer to process everything in the current list.

.wav to Apple Lossless Audio Codec (ALAC) is a lossless conversion, however if you plan to listen to tracks in non-Apple hardware you may file .mp3 more widely acceptable. The suggested script for this is called ConvertFormat.

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Hi,

Not errors I've seen with that script before. Give me a day or so and I will see if I can make the script handle them more gracefully. I.e. let you know there is an error but allow the script to continue working.

tt2

Hi,

I've had a little rumage and in both cases these would appear to be errors relating to items that were in the selection when the script started running that are no longer valid. However the script is attempting to reference a track object, not a playlist, which is somewhat confusing. Were you making other adjustments to your library while the scripts were running?

tt2

Use the Songs view, right-click on the headers and enable the Kind column. Click on Kind to sort on it. All the .wav files will be grouped together.

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