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    *[[http://wiki.ros.org/web_video_server|Make sure to install the web video server package]]
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    *[[https://docs.opencv.org/master/d7/d9f/tutorial_linux_install.html|Install OpenCV]]
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+To insert the video feed into the HMD we will use the UniversalVROverlay package on the windows 10 computer running the HTC Vive. Please download the [[https://github.com/scudzey/UVROverlay|source code]] from github and build it to create the exe file.
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+The following steps depict how to stream the video feed from the OpenCV code into the the Vive HMD.
+. Connect all computers by router
-First introduce how this tutorial will show the reader how to get image and depth data into the openVR exe file using pre-existing package for ros, and opencv API.
+. Run the iai kinect code
-First go through the kinect computer and setting it up. Going through the instalation as well as the calibration of the camera.
+. Run the Opencv code
-Then go into how to create the image wanted with opencv on the camera computer.
+. Run the web video server
-Then how to use the ros package to send the stream over the network with http
+. View the stream in the Vive pc through the web explorer
-Finally, talk about how to get the stream from the browser into the exe file using the openvr package
+. Use the UniversalVRoverlay to input the stream into the HMD