hello, I am writing a audio recording app for linux pdas, of the zaurus sort. I am running into a problem with switching sampling rates on the target device, and need some help to find a work around for a buggy driver, which I have no control over, as it's shipped with the device, and is not a kernel module. When testing on my x86 desktop, and various audio cards, everything works as planned. But when running on the device (arm based processor, tc35143 audio chip - heh for whatever its worth), when I request a new sampling rate, the driver/device seems to change, no errors are reported. I can ask the driver what the rate is and it reports what I requested, but the actual amount of data received is at the previous rate. I can close the app and get the actual intended rate. I have tried doing a fork, in hopes maybe the driver was holding process information. No joy. I don't want to have to resample the input, as it seems a waste of cpu, and as a musician... blasphamy. Any hints, or suggestions would be welcomed. thanks, ljp -- My cat's a debugger.... Potter, Lorn, "ljp" core member / Web Administrator Project OPIE- the Open Palmtop Integrated Environment http://opie.handhelds.org | http://www.opie.info (german) | http://www.opie.us IRC: irc.freenode.net #opie #opie.de llornkcor(a)handhelds.org