Conversion of existing files to AAC format in iTunes 12.4.0.119

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  I mean you made a backup of your files (what?), and now you want to convert to MP3?

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  Well, the title says already

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  (using OpenFile (file_name, VAL_WRITE_ONLY, VAL_APPEND, VAL_ASCII), so the opening of this file will not replace its content, but it adds up.) It would be appropriate to use the same file.

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  What constant you spent buttonLabel parameter? The behavior of the function changes depending on the indicated button. In particular, (citing the help):

  Note   If VAL_SELECT_BUTTON or VAL_LOAD_BUTTON is passed to the parameter buttonLabel, FileSelectPopupEx service confirms that the selected file exists. If the file does not exist, the function prompts the user to select an existing file.

  Using the button "Save" should result in the confirmation message that you face now.

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