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Temps Écoulé Question Pour Un Champion Button

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Press it the second someone runs out of time to answer

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Über diesen Sound

A short 1.6-second voice clip announcing 'Temps écoulé' — time is up — in a clear, formal quiz-show tone. It lands with a tense, final feeling, like a deadline snapping shut, giving a simple timeout an unmistakable sense of pressure and closure. It comes from the French television quiz show Question pour un champion.

So nutzt du diesen Button

Play it when a friend misses the deadline for guessing your trivia question.
Tap it as the buzzer when a family quiz night answer drags on too long.
Use it to cut off a rambling story when the agreed speaking time ends.
Hit it during classroom challenges the moment a team's thinking time runs out.

Wo man ihn einsetzt

TikTok
Post it over a trivia duet right when the countdown finishes and the answer stays blank.
YouTube
Edit it into a quiz video at the exact moment contestants fail to answer in time.
Discord
Play it in voice chat to end a round when your quiz bot timer hits zero.
WhatsApp
Send it in a group quiz chat when someone answers after the time limit you set.

Profi-Tipp

Cut straight to it at the exact timeout moment and let the answer hang afterwards — its power is the sudden finality, so do not build it up with a countdown warning first.

Gut zu wissen

Place it right at the end of a question round, before revealing the correct answer, then follow a wrong guess with the Windows XP Error sound for the fail, or add the Law and Order Dun Dun after it for a mock-serious verdict on a disputed answer.

FAQ

How do I save the Temps écoulé MP3 for offline quiz nights?

Download the MP3 from the button page, save it in your phone's sounds folder, and test it once offline before your quiz starts so it is ready in your media player without any connection.

Is Temps écoulé funnier in a family quiz or a serious trivia night?

It works best in a family or friends quiz, where the time's up moment is playful rather than strict. In a serious trivia night, save it for a light round so the joke does not undermine the scorekeeping.

Would students recognise the Temps écoulé moment in a classroom quiz?

Many French-speaking students will recognise the quiz show reference from television, while others will still understand the time's up meaning from context. Introduce it once before the game so the whole class reads it the same way.