Video (414 programs)

Pros: No need to go on YouTube. Easy to browse through videos.

Cons: Only downloads to QT or MP3. Can't paste url or video ID.

Pros: Clear. effective means of converting all video formats from and to MP4. Functions well and great customer service.

Cons: Fairly basic. no frills. May sometimes need rebooting.

Pros: Upload multiple Youtube files simultaneously. Resume uploads when errors occur. Requires very little input. Easy to use.

Cons: Not feature rich. Limited OS support. Requires a 64 bit processor. Can slow down your computer when uploading videos.

Pros: WYSIWYG menu editor. Change menu music. Basic video editing. Drag and drop track order editing.

Cons: Cannot change fonts. Not many menu templates. Lacks "no menu" option. Struggles with M4V files.

Pros: Easy to use interface. Suited to beginners. Pre-made templates. Stabilize shaky footage with ease.

Cons: Lacks some advanced editing tools. Has some stability issues. Resource intensive. Transition effects can be problematic at times.

Pros: Convert your homemade DVDs to six different file types. Preview your conversion before starting it. Alter the output settings. Adjust brightness, contrast, hue and video saturation.

Cons: Has a habit of crashing after startup. Cannot RIP a DVD if it has a scratch. Explanations on how to personalize videos are not present. Offers little customization regarding output quality.

Pros: Extensive video editing suite. Import video from hundreds of different file formats. Support for subtitle tracks, audio tracks and multi-layer video tracks. Easy to use drag and drop user interface.

Cons: Free version is limited to saving 5 minutes of footage. Default settings can sometimes cause audio to distort when exported. Some features are clunky and difficult to use. Very slow exporting process.

Pros: Wide range of topics. Suitable for beginners and power users. Well illustrated lessons. Simple and easy to understand instructions.

Cons: The course could cover more advanced features of iMovie. Some users may find the narrator's accent difficult to understand. Limited amount of video lessons in the course. Needs a bit more refinement in some areas.

Pros: Easy to use. Works like a charm (when it does). Outputs compressed CinemaDNG. Supports direct editing in Adobe Premiere.

Cons: Crashes could be an issue. May fail to convert certain files. Customer support could be more responsive. May tremble when handling large files.

Pros: Sound recording is a great tool for creating demos. Supports multiple video formats, like MP4 and MOV. Ability to pause and resume recordings. Useful for putting together a short video tutorial.

Cons: Recording length is restricted to just 50 seconds. Sound recording requires a further plugin download. Email is the only contact support available. Has little to set it apart from market competitors.

Pros: A useful alternative to other mainstream screen recorders.. The user has the ability to select a portion of the screen to be recorded..

Cons: A plugin will be required before recording audio from an internal sound card.. Certain operating system updates could cause this application to crash..

Pros: Free trial means you can try before you buy. Interface is very simple and clean.

Cons: Requires some prior knowledge of video formats. Lower end devices may take some time to convert files.

Pros: Supports a wide range of file formats. Very easy to use.

Cons: Conversion takes a long time. The format is rather dull.

Pros: Selectable window sizes. Allows video playback while using other applications. Simple interface. Uses almost no resources.

Cons: Not compatible with all video players. Screen sizes are selectable but cannot be customized. Limited OS support. Can hide important notifications.

Pros: Impressive range of features. High visual and audio quality.

Cons: Takes time to learn all the features. Cannot upload videos directly to YouTube.