Multimedia (2160 programs)
Pros: Create music sheets on a variety of clefs. Contains a text annotation toolset. Assign key and time signatures and edit pitch. Supports various audio formats.
Cons: Steep learning curve.
Pros: Easy to use. Flexible editing functions. Works with many video formats. High conversion and burning speeds.
Cons: Project cannot be burned now and saved later. More customization options needed. Audio-video syncing issues. Limited menu graphics.
Pros: Many export formats. Batch download and convert. Search YouTube and Google Video. H.264 quality exports.
Cons: Requires Perian component. iPhone and Apple TV already do this.
Pros: A simple music player if that is all you want. Add feature after feature with their free plugins.
Cons: Some people prefer to have a feature-packed player already set up. You have to spend time installing plugins to make it worth your while.
Pros: Simple, easy-to-understand. Visual and practical examples only. To the point. Ideal for amateurs.
Cons: Photoshop version being taught isn’t the latest. Not a lot of chapters. Not for expert photographers. Getting Serge to respond to queries can be difficult.
Pros: Quick rating at a click.
Cons: Very basic.
Pros: Free to download. Very easy to use.
Cons: Annoying pop up ads. Cannot play media files from memory cards.
Pros: Powerful search feature. Simple tag editor.
Cons: Visually a little plain. Minor bugs when using some alternative keyboard setups.
Pros: Very intuitive interface. Many ways to share your animations. Good visual themes.
Cons: Interface can feel crowded.
Pros: Browsing for radios. Subscribing and adding favorites. Auto-wake and power-on.
Cons: Editing radio info.
