Querying Component Version Information
You can use either of the following methods to obtain the version information about the base engine component and video stream engine component:
Method 1: using the obtained software packages
- Refer to Video Stream Engine and obtain BoostKit-baseengine_*.zip and BoostKit-videoengine_*.zip and decompress them to obtain the version files.
- Check the version of the base engine component. The audio engine is used as an example. The procedure for checking the version of the touch engine is the same.
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unzip BoostKit-baseengine_*.zip tar -xvf AudioEngine.tar.gz vendor/etc/baseengine_version.txt cat vendor/etc/baseengine_version.txt
The command output is the version information of the base engine component. An example is as follows:
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Product Name: Kunpeng BoostKit Product Version: 23.0.0 Component Name: BoostKit-baseengine Component Version: 5.0.0 Component AppendInfo: 11.0.0_r48
- Check the version of the video stream engine component.
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unzip BoostKit-videoengine_*.zip tar -xvf VideoEngine.tar.gz vendor/etc/videoengine_version.txt cat vendor/etc/videoengine_version.txt
The command output is the version information of the video stream engine component. An example is as follows:
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Product Name: Kunpeng BoostKit Product Version: 23.0.0 Component Name: BoostKit-videoengine Component Version: 5.0.0 Component AppendInfo: 11.0.0_r48
Method 2: using a started container
- Access a started container. In the command, ${index} indicates the ID of a container instance.
1docker exec -it android_${index} sh
- Check the version of the base engine component.
1cat /system/vendor/etc/baseengine_version.txtThe command output is similar to that in method 1.
- Check the version of the video stream engine component.
1cat /system/vendor/etc/videoengine_version.txtThe command output is similar to that in method 1.
Parent topic: Operating a Video Stream Cloud Phone