Convert higher bitrate to 128aac ERROR

If I check the option to convert to 128kbps aac and try to sync my iPhone 4 (4.3.3) the sync will freeze giving me a pletora of errors after a few songs.
Then I will have to set the iPhone as a new iPhone in iTunes and re-sync everything once.
If I sync normally everything is allright. I have an iPod nano and I'm able to use that option perfectly. My music wasn't bought in iTunes but that shouldn't matter anyway.
What should I do?

When the capability to shrink-n-sync first came out in 9.1, it had several bugs. Supposedly they have been corrected. If you don't have the newest iTunes release, download it from here, install it, and try again.

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i recently used the option "convert higher bitrate songs to 128kbps aac" to save storage space on my iphone. it worked like a charm and i saved several gigabytes.
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did a bit of testing and it turns out if I turn off the "Convert" option everything proceeded very quickly
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This worked before so not sure if it is the new version of iTunes (10.6) or the iOS (5.1). When I have the convert higher bitrate to 128 kbps checked, it imports the song but if the bitrate is greater than 128 kbps, the artwork doesn't get imported.
I've tested it with it checked and without and it works when you don't do the conversion.
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Got the same issues when using the conversion to 128kbps.
Everything is fine when the bitrate is already 128 or without using the conversion.
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-Z-

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