Multimedia (6168 programs)

Pros: 360 VR support. Customizable skins. Wide variety of formats supported.

Cons: Sketchy installer. Slight learning curve.

Pros: Supports several file types. Provides detailed playback information. Video upscaling technology and 3D support. Built-in optimization and editing tools.

Cons: Cluttered interface in some places. Constantly runs in notification tray.

Pros: Interactive web content.

Cons: Security vulnerabilities. Discontinued.

Pros: Intuitive, click-and-drag system. Download and burn files to a disc. Customize appearance with album art and skins. Play fixed playlist offline.

Cons: Limited to storing songs in MP3 format.

Pros: Easy interface. Assignable hotkeys. Raises and adjusts audio on the fly.

Cons: Doesn't always eliminate feedback. Limited customization options.

Pros: Free and open-source with strong community support. Multi-track editing and high-quality recording. Supports multiple audio formats and plugins. Lightweight and efficient performance.

Cons: Dated and cluttered user interface. Limited real-time effects and MIDI support. Requires additional installation for MP3 exporting.

Pros: Extensive music and podcast library. User-friendly and intuitive interface. Personalized playlists and recommendations. Seamless integration across devices. Offline listening and ad-free streaming for premium users.

Cons: Occasional bugs and crashes. Limited features in the free version. Regular updates don't always resolve technical issues.

Pros: Looks great. Appearance very customizable. Basic media playing works great.

Cons: Lacks customization of desktop version. Doesn't play DVDs or BluRays.

Pros: Simplifies bulk multimedia downloading. Lightweight and free of bloatware. Easy-to-use interface.

Cons: Limited to specific file formats. Dated design and functionality. Lacks advanced features.

Pros: User-friendly interface. Several customization options. Integrated search engine. Fast download speeds.

Cons: Minor glitches.

Pros: Great selection of tools. Covers different areas: page layout, photo editing, vector drawing. Clean and intuitive interface design. Very well documented.

Cons: Hard for beginners. Not enough integration between apps.

Pros: Offers a range of editing tools. Provides interactive tutorials. Features a user-friendly interface. Suitable for beginners.

Cons: Comes with a learning curve.

Pros: User-friendly interface. Supports multiple image formats. Offers basic editing tools. Batch processing. Quick image conversion and compression.

Cons: Limited to basic editing functions.

Pros: Low latency. Portable webcam. Landscape, night, and portrait mode. Automatically connects through Wi-Fi. Toggle between front and rear camera view. Syncs with virtual video communication apps.

Cons: There is a watermark in the free version. The free version includes occasional advertisements.

Pros: Extensive support for various media formats. Highly customizable playback settings. Smooth performance and stability.

Cons: Ads may affect viewing experience. Interface can be complex for beginners.

Pros: Offers a range of features. Supports live editing. Suitable for gamers.

Cons: Consumes a significant amount of CPU power. Leaves little room for multitasking.

Pros: Unrivaled simplicity. Universal accessibility. Perfect for quick edits and cropping.

Cons: No support for image layers. Lack of transparency control. Very limited tool selection. Poor color management for advanced work.

Pros: Multi-device content access and playback.

Cons: Apple Music tracks cannot be burned to a CD.

Pros: Compatible with video players. Play HEVC video files.

Cons: Engineered for devices with more advanced hardware. May not work as intended.