After some experimenting, I can get audio to work on android. It will be necessary to host mp3s remotely in order to include them in the program as they are counted as part of the size of the program. The typical size of an android applications is about 30 MB, which can also be the size of a single MP3. So, if we can simply hang the files in the web "hangar", they can be streamed. This, of course, will take from whatever bandwidth you have on your server.
So, whatever mp3s we want to include in the app, we should put into the praise/assets/mp3s -- then each of their respective pages can be linked up to the mp3.
After some experimenting, I can get audio to work on android. It will be necessary to host mp3s remotely in order to include them in the program as they are counted as part of the size of the program. The typical size of an android applications is about 30 MB, which can also be the size of a single MP3. So, if we can simply hang the files in the web "hangar", they can be streamed. This, of course, will take from whatever bandwidth you have on your server.
So, whatever mp3s we want to include in the app, we should put into the praise/assets/mp3s -- then each of their respective pages can be linked up to the mp3.