Multimedia (6224 programs)

Pros: Works with CDs, DVDs and Blu-ray Discs. Fast burning times. Set your own parameters. Free to download and use.

Cons: Outdated user interface. Can’t create disc labels. Some files require conversion. Slow conversion times.

Pros: There is no subscription fee required to download this player.. All commands are very clear and straightforward..

Cons: Advanced video editing options are not available.. It may not be able to interpret certain media file codecs..

Pros: Very quick and lightweight application. Powerful FreeDB track look-up. Built-in cutting and joining tools.

Cons: Album look-up is sometimes inaccurate. A few small bugs reported by users.

Pros: Fast burning speed. Ease of use. Convert videos to most common file formats. Basic video editing suite.

Cons: Interface is rather dull.

Pros: Provide video thumbnails. Supports FFmpeg. Custom parsers. Compatible with video formats.

Cons: Requires .NET 4.0. Too simple functionality. Might not work with other video files. Thumbnails might be low quality.

Pros: Free download. Great range of features.

Cons: Some issues with alternative systems. No Blu-ray functionality.

Pros: Very easy to use. Process batch or single photos. Change file format. Pick size.

Cons: Looks old fashioned.

Pros: Powerful editing tools. Intuitive controls (after you've learned them). Imports levels and characters from your favorite Valve games.

Cons: Difficult learning curve. Requires good graphics card.

Pros: Lightweight audio recorder program. Has built-in mic. Records high-quality VoIP voice conversations. Intuitive interface.

Cons: No audio editing feature offered.

Pros: Sleek UI. Professional. Routes a multitude of sources. Easy once experience is gained. Free supplemental software available.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Dual bitmap and vector layer support in one project. Onion skinning and timeline with keyframe timing control. Low system demand, suitable for older desktop hardware. GPL license and pressure‑sensitive tablet compatibility.

Cons: Lacks production-grade rigging and compositing tools. Manual workflow only, no bone-based automation. Finishing multi-shot projects requires external software. Not targeted at studio pipelines.

Pros: Easy to use. Full-screen mode enhances viewing. Supports keyboard, mouse, and remote control.

Cons: Not compatible with all TV models.

Pros: Can take multiple screenshots automatically. Enables you to trim the video and select a fragment to capture.

Cons: Few configuration options.

Pros: User-friendly drag-and-drop functionality. Works across major operating systems. Supports multiple video and audio formats. Handles batch downloads efficiently.

Cons: Incompatible with DRM-protected content. Interface design focuses on function over style.

Pros: Smooth playback for HEVC content. Ability to add and tweak subtitles. Has basic video editing functionalities.

Cons: Some video formats can have trouble playing. Doesn’t stand out compared to similar apps.

Pros: Users can browse daily updated categories. User-friendly interface. Background music playback feature. HD playback.

Cons: Heavy reliance on YouTube. The presence of ads can be distracting for some players.

Pros: Offers a wide library of DRM-free music. Powerful equalizer to calibrate audio quality. Sync capability for seamless access on Windows-supported devices.

Cons: Not all music in the library can be accessed for free.

Pros: Runs smoothly on multiple OS. Free to download. Receives updates on a regular basis. Features an intuitive interface.

Cons: Doesn’t offer sufficient audio editing tools. Lags behind in color correction.

Pros: Supports a lot of file formats. Customizable. Lightweight. Supports 3D videos.

Cons: Not for casual users. Customization requires advanced technical knowledge. May raise false positives.