Multimedia (2271 programs)

Pros: Open-source and free for all users. Cross-platform compatibility with Windows, macOS, and Linux. Supports extensive image formats and scientific analysis tools. Extensible via community or custom plugins.

Cons: Java-based interface may feel less modern compared to commercial alternatives. Advanced features require familiarity with plugins or scripting.

Pros: Massive, exclusive library of Disney, Marvel, Star Wars content. High-quality viewing with 4K UHD, HDR, and IMAX Enhanced. Robust parental controls including Profile PIN and Kid-Proof Exit. Ability to stream on multiple screens simultaneously at no extra charge.

Cons: Full Hulu/ESPN+ content requires bundling and extra cost.

Pros: Supports multi-screen viewing and favorites for better channel management. Flexible playback options including aspect ratio adjustment and audio selection. Compatible with M3U playlists and API-based IPTV services. Structured interface simplifies streaming without extra hardware.

Cons: On-demand and schedule features depend on IPTV provider. Technical specifications and supported codecs are not fully documented. Some advanced features may vary by device or provider.

Pros: Supports multi-track editing. Clean tabbed interface. Allows editing of frequencies. Supports editing native 5.1 surround sound. Very fast opening time. Re-written from the bottom up for Mac. Integrated with Creative Cloud.

Cons: No MIDI support. No ‘simple’ mode for easy editing. No CD burning tools. Requires Creative Cloud subscription.

Pros: Automatic synchronization. With basic editing tools. Add tags to organize your photos. Online sharing features.

Cons: Discontinued active services.

Pros: Seamless integration with the Creative Cloud suite. Revolutionary Flex Layout for dynamic content adjustment. Powerful AI-generated alt text for better accessibility. Industry-leading typography and typesetting control.

Cons: Expensive recurring monthly subscription fees.

Pros: Free to download and use. Easy to get to grips with.

Cons: Only for MAC users. A bit limited in its scope.

Pros: Effortless skin retouching. Efficient application of digital makeup. Automatic masking feature. Fast and real-time rendering.

Cons: The program is sometimes slow and freezes. It has occasional problems with blondes.

Pros: Integrated CAD, CAM, CAE, and PCB tools. Cloud collaboration for team workflows. Native Apple Silicon support improves speed.

Cons: Requires powerful Mac hardware. Full functionality needs a subscription.

Pros: Unmatched suite of 3D printing preparation tools. Advanced mesh repair and simplification capabilities. Powerful 3D sculpting and free-form deformation. Incredible feature depth for a free utility.

Cons: User interface feels somewhat dated and clunky.

Pros: Easy to learn and intuitive to use. Highly effective automatic retouching feature. Extensive set of editing tools.

Cons: Very few new features and improvements compared to previous versions.

Pros: Beginner-friendly workflow. Clean, simple design. Good media tools. Reliable performance.

Cons: Limited advanced tools. Not studio-level. Basic customization. Learning ceiling.

Pros: Strong four-deck mixing, Hot Cue, loop, Stems, and FX tools. Wide hardware support with over 100 supported pieces of DJ gear.

Cons: Full performance use depends on compatible hardware or licensing. Some advanced features require optional expansions.

Pros: Features virtually unlimited templates. Integrates high-quality printing. Supports advanced editing tools. Intuitive for beginner designers.

Cons: Doesn’t have pen tool or vector editing. Restrictive and not much depth in terms of pixel-by-pixel modifications.

Pros: Free to download. Perfect introduction to recording.

Cons: Limited functionality compared to full version. Account creating required.

Pros: Easy-to-see performance view. Over 80 unique plugins.

Cons: Only available on macOS. Paid software.