This is not really an issue. Rather a question on possible uses.
Is it possible to use the redvox python sdk to locate a sound? For example if there is a known frequency that is constantly playing and I have 3 android devices running the software and recording, would it be possible to use the timestamped data to get a good estimate of the bearing or location of the sound source?
It sounds like you need to apply the physics and mathematics necessary to solve your equation for locating the sound. The SDK just provides the data for you to analyze/process.
This is not really an issue. Rather a question on possible uses.
Is it possible to use the redvox python sdk to locate a sound? For example if there is a known frequency that is constantly playing and I have 3 android devices running the software and recording, would it be possible to use the timestamped data to get a good estimate of the bearing or location of the sound source?