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I misunderstood the instructions and believed the walletpassphrase command was to decrypt my blockchain wallet to enable it to be imported.  I now understand and have successfully imported my wallet.  Thank you to all that helped.

I am trying to import my blockchain wallet in to bitcoin-qt.  I enter the walletpassphrase command in the debug window under the console tab in the bitcoin-qt client.  This is my first time importing a wallet and I am just following the directions on the page whose link I posted earlier.

I was following the steps laid out here to import my wallet:

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/How_to_import_private_keys_v7%2B

When I try to unlock my wallet I received the following:

Error: running with an unencrypted wallet, but walletpassphrase was called. (code -15)

Does this mean my wallet is not encrypted and thus not locked?  It is just a normal blockchain.info wallet.

Thanks for your help.  I was thinking of importing my wallet to bitcoin-qt.  Should I use a different program?  It seems that to import my wallet I have to know my private keys, but I only have the backup wallet.aes.json file.  I have found the mywallet.py tool, but am unsure how to use it to get my private keys.  Is this the best way to get the keys?

I thought coin control allowed me to select which inputs from a single address were to make up the output I want to send.  Is this wrong?  When I use custom in blockchain I can only select the addresses I want to send to and the amounts I want to send.  If I click review payment and then show advanced I am able to see the inputs, but am not able to select which specific inputs I want to make up the transaction.

I am trying to consolidate my outputs to avoid fees, but I can't figure out how to use coin control with my blockchain.info wallet.  Is this even possible?  If not, how can I consolidate my outputs?