I wrote: >> Do I have to setup a signal handler for SIGTERM to close the audio >> device properly? > > This shouldn't be necessary either. Ok a replied too quickly - it is (only) when you get SIGTERM that you have the problem? Well, in that case, you might need to put in a handler and issue the SNDCTL_DSP_POST/RESET in that ... otherwise the app will (probably) sleep on the output queue until it is empty. You should be able to see that with 'ps' if it's taking 2 seconds. ciao, Iain
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