Multimedia (6278 programs)
Pros: Acts as a virtual webcam usable inside Zoom, Teams, Skype and similar apps. Supports mobile devices as additional wireless camera sources. NDI and RTMP support for local network and direct streaming. Library of over 12,000 effects, masks, and filters.
Cons: Can be resource-intensive on older hardware. High-resolution output depends on account tier and hardware. Advanced network features require technical setup knowledge.
Pros: Handles legacy and modern containers including MP4, MKV, AVI, VOB and DAT. Batch processing for applying the same conversion to multiple files. Device-targeted presets for phones, handhelds and consoles. Low system impact, runs on older Windows and 32-bit systems.
Cons: No multi-track timeline or transitions for layered editing. Limited creative controls compared with professional editors. Focused on basic edits, not suited for complex post-production.
Pros: Separate luminance and chroma noise reduction preserves color and tonality. Extensive device noise profiles for hundreds of cameras and scanners. Plugin compatibility with major hosts and queue-based batch processing. GPU acceleration via CUDA and OpenCL speeds large jobs.
Cons: 16/32-bit per-channel processing limited to the Pro edition. Demo edition restricts saving formats and processed image areas. Granular controls require time to learn for quick-edit users.
Pros: 10-channel graphic equalizer and live sound effects. Party mode frontend with current and upcoming track display. Low resource footprint suitable for older Windows systems.
Cons: Some formats require external MCI codecs to be installed. Depends on Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 or 4.0 on the host. Video playback is limited to certain versions and builds.
Pros: Supports Program Change, Control Change and Pitch Bend MIDI messages. Customizable alphanumeric key mapping via XML files. ipMIDI-compatible network MIDI for LAN routing. Available on Windows, Linux, macOS, and Android.
Cons: Does not produce audio; requires external synth or virtual MIDI routing. No built-in audio mixing or synthesis capabilities. Focused on MIDI control, not a full production host.
Pros: Precise automatic registration with Shift-map alignment. Dedicated Phantogram builder for angled pop-out 3D effects. Batch processing plus StereoBee slideshow export.
Cons: Specialized stereoscopy focus, not a general photo editor. Advanced features pose a learning curve for newcomers. Java-based option requires a compatible JRE for portability.
Pros: Subdivision-surface modeling for detailed organic shapes. Graphical procedural texture editor enables code-free material design. Built-in raytracer with global illumination and soft shadows. Exports STL for 3D printing workflows.
Cons: Advanced rigging and animation require practice to master. Extension and tutorial quality varies with community contributions. Requires a Java runtime environment to run on desktop.
Pros: AI Super Resolution upscales 720p/1080p to 4K, 8K, or 10K. Supports 370+ input codecs and 420+ output formats. Level-3 Hardware Acceleration uses Intel, NVIDIA, and AMD GPUs.
Cons: AI enhancement quality varies with source material and hardware capabilities. Hardware acceleration benefits require modern GPUs to be noticeable.
Pros: Runs from the iPod without installation. Copies MP3 and AAC files both to and from device. Exports playlists in M3U and PLS formats. Includes duplicate detection and lost-file recovery tools.
Cons: Built-in player can be unstable in some reports. Interface feels dated compared to modern applications. Does not support iPhone or iPod Touch models.
Pros: Simple workflow for combining numerous video clips. Automatic transitions and soundtrack loudness normalization. Flexible export settings with project save and resume support.
Cons: Limited advanced editing tools for professional video creators.
Pros: Canvas expands automatically, removing pre-set image-size constraints. libmypaint offers highly configurable procedural brushes emulating traditional media. Hideable minimalist UI enables full-screen, distraction-free painting. Native OpenRaster (.ora) preserves layers for layered workflows.
Cons: Absence of selection and transformation tools limits precise compositing. Advanced image-construction workflows may require switching to other editors.
Pros: Hosts third-party VST plugins inside the DJ interface. Four-deck mixing with independent pitch and time-stretch. 16-slot beat-matched sampler for loops and one-shots. Internal WAV recording captures live sets directly.
Cons: No longer supported or sold by Image Line since May 2015. Requires DirectSound or ASIO compatible soundcard for best performance. DVS control requires the dedicated DVS edition. Custom MIDI scripting demands deliberate setup and familiarity.
Pros: Simple and lightweight. Wide format support. Up to 8K video playback.
Cons: Lack advanced features.
Pros: Supports legacy SAPI4 and modern SAPI5 voice engines. Exports speech directly to WAV and MP3 with quality settings. Built-in pronunciation editor for custom word and acronym rules.
Cons: Focused on single-track speech export, no multitrack mixing tools. Windows-only utility, no native mobile or cross-platform client. Interface favors quick use over advanced audio-post workflows.
