Cannot play *any* FLAC files [Resolved]

[savestheday]

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Problem Description: Cannot play *any* FLAC files either through the web interface or iSub. Looks like the transcoder starts but I never hear a thing coming from it.
Troubleshooting Steps: Have tried a bunch of different versions of FFMPEG & LAME.
Playback Application and version: Web interface and iSub
Subsonic Version: 4.6 (build 2583) – December 6, 2011
Server Version: jetty-6.1.x, java 1.6.0_27, Linux (89.9 MB / 213.1 MB)
Hardware Platform: unRAID (Slackware Linux 13.31)
Java Memory Limit: I've set this to 256MB in the subsonic.sh (if that's what we're talking about)
Problem Filename: any FLAC file
Output from ffmpeg -i:

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ffmpeg version 0.8.7.git, Copyright (c) 2000-2011 the FFmpeg developers
  built on Dec  9 2011 00:18:02 with gcc 4.4.4
  configuration: --enable-libmp3lame --prefix=/usr
  libavutil    51. 31. 0 / 51. 31. 0
  libavcodec   53. 41. 2 / 53. 41. 2
  libavformat  53. 24. 0 / 53. 24. 0
  libavdevice  53.  4. 0 / 53.  4. 0
  libavfilter   2. 51. 0 /  2. 51. 0
  libswscale    2.  1. 0 /  2.  1. 0

Last ten log file lines:

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[2011-12-27 03:11:37,396] INFO SearchService - Created search index with 59000 entries.
[2011-12-27 03:11:43,875] INFO SearchService - Created search index with 60000 entries.
[2011-12-27 03:11:51,179] INFO SearchService - Created search index with 61000 entries.
[2011-12-27 03:11:58,433] INFO SearchService - Created search index with 62000 entries.
[2011-12-27 03:12:05,924] INFO SearchService - Created search index with 63000 entries.
[2011-12-27 03:12:12,081] INFO SearchService - Created search index with 64000 entries.
[2011-12-27 03:12:18,197] INFO SearchService - Created search index with 65000 entries.
[2011-12-27 03:12:25,082] INFO SearchService - Created search index with 66000 entries.
[2011-12-27 03:12:28,883] INFO SearchService - Updating Lucene search index.
[2011-12-27 03:12:30,323] INFO SearchService - Created search index with 66553 entries.
[2011-12-27 09:40:49,784] INFO PlaylistInputStream - admin listening to "Rihanna - Talk That Talk (FLAC)/01 - Rihanna - You Da One.flac"
[2011-12-27 09:40:49,786] DEBUG TranscodeInputStream - Starting transcoder: [/mnt/cache/.subsonic/home/transcode/ffmpeg] [-v] [0] [-i] [/mnt/disk17/MP3/Hip-Hop/Rihanna/Rihanna - Talk That Talk (FLAC)/01 - Rihanna - You Da One.flac] [-f] [mp3] [-acodec] [libmp3lame] [-ar] [44100] [-ab] [320k] [-ac] [2] [-map_meta_data] [0:0] [-] [|] [<blank>]

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[savestheday]

anyone?

[BKKKPewsey]

Have you tried any other non mp3 audio files eg ogg, wav, wma?

[savestheday]

Yeah unfortunately *anything* that needs transcoding doesn't work(incl. Apple Lossless, APE, etc)

[BKKKPewsey]

How about videos (non flash)
I would be surprised if they work.
It looks if you have a problem with your ffmpeg install.
Do a forum search - there are quite a few posts about that on various linux builds - something to do with symlinks.
As a windows user it mostly "Klingon" to me

[savestheday]

So my solution ended up being to reset the transcoding command line to default! Looks like I had some added command line arguments from previous versions.