Audio (157 programs)
Pros: Comes with a number of useful features. Supports a wide range of file formats.
Cons: Tends to embed the website address in files. Takes a little time to learn.
Pros: Easy to use. Extremely handy for recording live lectures. Fail safe to mitigate loss of recording. Active app support.
Cons: Doesn’t support multiple recording sources. Sound could be faint at times. Doesn’t seamlessly record multiple audios at the same time. Doesn’t allow audio playback volume.
Pros: Easy to use attractive interface. Powerful media player. Includes a converter. Supports formats other than DivX.
Cons: Converter is limited to 15 days. Big installation file.
Pros: Robust tool. Built-in media player. Batch splitting. Safe and secure.
Cons: Limited file type support for podcasts. No MP3 editing. Using the tool could entail some getting used to. No help link or instructions file.
Pros: Users can opt for a free trial before paying for the entire download. It is possible to independently control the volume of specific applications.
Cons: This software is only designed to work with Apple operating systems. Older computers will not be able to support Sound Control.
Pros: Simple process. Supports popular formats. Convert songs without loss of quality. Works in the background.
Cons: Free trial is limited to three songs at a time. Free version can only convert the first three minutes.
Pros: iTunes like interface. Huge collections to upload regularly. Can export to iPod.
Cons: Sync errors at times.
Pros: Audioscrobbler. Works even if you don’t have a music library. Saves your last 10 stations. Listen to neighbor and friends' stations. Search stations by tags or artists. Detailed artist info.
Cons: Big window. Free version has limited features.
Pros: Search for podcasts from the app. Podcasts can be added to the app externally. Easy to use interface. Responds quickly.
Cons: Limited OS support. Limited search functionality. Requires 64 bit processor. Could do with a few more features to add value.
