Streaming videos (78 programs)

Pros: Plays all types of streams. 4 encoding formats. Organizing streams.

Cons: Installing videolan plugin. Small stream filter. No full screen.

Pros: Straightforward recording with multiple input sources. Timeline editor with pan, zoom, and overlays. Direct export to YouTube, Vimeo, and cloud platforms. Clean interface suitable for beginners and professionals.

Cons: Trial version watermarks exported videos. Limited built-in captioning and text tools. Resource-heavy on older Mac hardware.

Pros: Simple and quick. Good selection of codecs. Six different quality levels.

Cons: Limited capture settings. Only two output resolutions.

Pros: Streamlined. Four capture selections. Multi-channel audio recording. Presets for quality and file size. Add hottext to movie.

Cons: Some bugs and errors. Doesn't show recording area live.

Pros: Great desktop Pandora client. Wireless streaming.

Cons: Limited to US and UK. Wireless service can crash. Messaging status updates limited to 3 IM clients.

Pros: Great for beginners. Simple settings.

Cons: No Dock or menu bar item.

Pros: Create lists of favourites. Apply keywords and ratings to videos. Natural, Dashboard-style interface. Playlist manager.

Cons: Video not always available.

Pros: Browsing for radios. Subscribing and adding favorites. Auto-wake and power-on.

Cons: Editing radio info.

Pros: Displays channels from your own country. Smooth streaming. Genuinely live TV. TV Guide.

Cons: Only shows local channels plus a few international ones. Not many customization options. No way to change interface language. No way to record programs.

Pros: 8 channels. All inclusive interface.

Cons: No help guide. Only works with MySQL.

Pros: Intuitive interface. Keeps it simple for fast sharing. Friends don't have to join.

Cons: Long export times for longer videos. Tough sell against free alternatives.

Pros: Accessible. One click encode.

Cons: Looks a bit confusing at first. Very expensive ($80).