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## Set up the device

1. Make sure your 7688 development board is connected to your computer.
2. Connect to the console of 7688 development borad through `ssh` command.

1. Make sure the 7688 development board has been switched to station mode and connect to the same network as your computer successfully.
2. Connect to the console of 7688 development borad through `ssh` command on your computer.
```
ssh [email protected]
```

3. Install FFmpeg package on the 7688 development board.

```
opkg update
opkg install ffmpeg
```

4. Install necessary Node.js package on the 7688 development board.

```
mkdir app && cd app npm init
npm install mcsjs
```

5. Test if FFmpeg can send streaming content to MCS successfully.

```
ffmpeg -s 176x144 -f video4linux2 -r 30 -i /dev/video0 -f mpeg1video -r 30 -b 800k http://stream-mcs.mediatek.com/:deviceId/:deviceKey/:dataChnId/176/144
```
The deviceId, deviceKey and dataChnId need to be replaced with the real value you just obtained. You also need to specify the video resolution in the URL. In this example, the resolution is 176x144.

The :deviceId, :deviceKey and :dataChnId need to be replaced with the real value you just obtained. You also need to specify the video resolution in the URL. In this example, the resolution is 176x144.
You can view on either MCS web console or App to make sure the video stream works.

## Developing a Node.js progream to connect with MCS
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You are now ready to write the Node.js program on the 7688 development board.

1. Create a file called app.js using an editor, vi is used in this example:

```
vim app.js
```

2. Type **i** and copy/paste the following code in the editor. Please remember to replace the deviceId, deviceKey and dataChnId to the real values.

```
var mcs = require('mcsjs');
var exec = require('child_process').exec;
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### Run your program

Let's execute the Node.js program. In the 7688 system console, type the following command

```
node app
```
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## Set up the device

1. Make sure your 7688 development board is connected to your computer.
2. Connect to the console of 7688 development borad through `ssh` command.

1. Make sure the 7688 development board has been switched to station mode and connect to the same network as your computer successfully.
2. Connect to the console of 7688 development borad through `ssh` command on your computer.
```
ssh [email protected]
```

3. Install FFmpeg package on the 7688 development board.

```
opkg update
opkg install ffmpeg
```

4. Install necessary Node.js package on the 7688 development board.

```
mkdir app && cd app npm init
npm install mcsjs
```

5. Test if FFmpeg can send streaming content to MCS successfully.

```
ffmpeg -s 176x144 -f video4linux2 -r 30 -i /dev/video0 -f mpeg1video -r 30 -b 800k http://stream-mcs.mediatek.com/:deviceId/:deviceKey/:dataChnId/176/144
```
The deviceId, deviceKey and dataChnId need to be replaced with the real value you just obtained. You also need to specify the video resolution in the URL. In this example, the resolution is 176x144.

The :deviceId, :deviceKey and :dataChnId need to be replaced with the real value you just obtained. You also need to specify the video resolution in the URL. In this example, the resolution is 176x144.
You can view on either MCS web console or App to make sure the video stream works.

## Developing a Node.js progream to connect with MCS
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You are now ready to write the Node.js program on the 7688 development board.

1. Create a file called app.js using an editor, vi is used in this example:

```
vim app.js
```

2. Type **i** and copy/paste the following code in the editor. Please remember to replace the deviceId, deviceKey and dataChnId to the real values.

```
var mcs = require('mcsjs');
var exec = require('child_process').exec;
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### Run your program

Let's execute the Node.js program. In the 7688 system console, type the following command

```
node app
```
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## Set up the device

1. Make sure your 7688 development board is connected to your computer.
2. Connect to the console of 7688 development borad through `ssh` command.

1. Make sure the 7688 development board has been switched to station mode and connect to the same network as your computer successfully.
2. Connect to the console of 7688 development borad through `ssh` command on your computer.
```
ssh [email protected]
```

3. Install FFmpeg package on the 7688 development board.

```
opkg update
opkg install ffmpeg
```

4. Install necessary Node.js package on the 7688 development board.

```
mkdir app && cd app npm init
npm install mcsjs
```

5. Test if FFmpeg can send streaming content to MCS successfully.

```
ffmpeg -s 176x144 -f video4linux2 -r 30 -i /dev/video0 -f mpeg1video -r 30 -b 800k http://stream-mcs.mediatek.com/:deviceId/:deviceKey/:dataChnId/176/144
```
The deviceId, deviceKey and dataChnId need to be replaced with the real value you just obtained. You also need to specify the video resolution in the URL. In this example, the resolution is 176x144.

The :deviceId, :deviceKey and :dataChnId need to be replaced with the real value you just obtained. You also need to specify the video resolution in the URL. In this example, the resolution is 176x144.
You can view on either MCS web console or App to make sure the video stream works.

## Developing a Node.js progream to connect with MCS
Expand All @@ -116,13 +113,11 @@ You can view on either MCS web console or App to make sure the video stream work
You are now ready to write the Node.js program on the 7688 development board.

1. Create a file called app.js using an editor, vi is used in this example:

```
vim app.js
```

2. Type **i** and copy/paste the following code in the editor. Please remember to replace the deviceId, deviceKey and dataChnId to the real values.

```
var mcs = require('mcsjs');
var exec = require('child_process').exec;
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### Run your program

Let's execute the Node.js program. In the 7688 system console, type the following command

```
node app
```
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