TopoEdit Help
TopoEdit is a visual tool for building and testing topologies. With TopoEdit, you can perform the following tasks:
- Build a topology by adding various topology nodes like source, transform, and output nodes.
- Connect and resolve the topology structure.
- Test the functionality of the topology through playback.
TopoEdit is available in the Windows SDK, starting with the Windows SDK for Windows Server 2008.
In This Section
| Topic | Description |
|---|---|
| Introduction to TopoEdit | Provides information about installing and running the tool. Describes the tool's user interface. |
| Building Topologies by Using TopoEdit | Describes how to build a topology by adding and connecting individual nodes. |
| Building a Playback Topology with TopoEdit | Describes how to create a playback topology automatically. |
| Building a Transcode Topology with TopoEdit | Describes how to create a transcode topology automatically. |
| Logging Topology Node Activities | Provides information about how to collect logging information about a selected topology node. |
| Playback Controls in TopoEdit | Describes the tool's playback controls, such as play, pause, stop, and rate change. |
| Saving and Loading Topologies | Provides information about saving a topology as an XML file and loading a saved topology. |
| Viewing Topology Information | Describes attributes associated with topology nodes. |
Requirements
| Minimum SDK version | Windows SDK for Windows Server 2008 or later. |
| Minimum operating system | Windows Vista or later. |
See Also
About the Media Foundation SDK
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Build date: 2/5/2010