I figured out, with a little help, how to get the "right.mp3" sound to play in a quiz in an iPhone app using this info, and I'm trying to do the same for the Android version now: There's a trick to using your own sound effects. We didn't do a very good job of documenting this, or anything for that matter. It's a three step process to use your own sounds. a) Enter the file name in the control panel (got this) b) Add it to the Xcode project (got this - I put it in she sounds folder and/or images, because I heard it didn't matter WHERE it was stored as long as it was stored, but testing it this way didn't make any difference) c) Tell the application to load this sound (prepare it to play) when the app launches. You did not do this. To do this: a) In BT_Config > [yourAppName]_appDelegate.m file, find the loadSoundEffects method on line 854. You'll see where all the sound effects in the project are added to an array. Add your's to this list. Recompile. That should do it. (I did this, but i'm wondering if I did this right, and if there is anything more I need to do to use a different "right answer" sound in the quiz. Does anyone know the Android equivalent of the appDelegate.m, where these sound files are referenced, or how to do this in Eclipse?

Hi @Daniel LaRusso, On Android it's basically the same with doing step a, b, and c. You can point to it in the java file . LA

Where is the java file?

Did you look in your app delegate file and make sure you uncomment the mp3 section? I haven't done this in awhile but it's around 120-130. LA

Try looking at this post for Android: http://www.buzztouch.com/forum/thread.php?tid=74F66F38C062E1F0F8039F6&currentPage=1 LA

@ Danial Larusso, I am not sure if you have solved this yet or not but for android the steps are the same. Only when you download the project and unzip the file you have to place the audio file in the asset BT_audio file.