Screen Capture (343 programs)

Pros: Watch UK TV such as BBC and ITV outside the UK. Free to use. Easy to install. Doesn't slow down surfing. Fast and stable streaming.

Cons: Advertising banner at top of browser. Installation a bit lengthy. Tries to install toolbar. Some users report it reverts to a US VPN sometimes. Ads can be too invasive.

Pros: Easy recording process. Comes with a video editor. Editor can support a lot of file formats. Screen Recorder is customizable.

Cons: Video editor can be confusing. Buggy sometimes. File format support for Recorder is limited. Editor features are limited.

Pros: Easy to use. Highly customizable. Built-in editor. Different ways to record.

Cons: Crashes frequently on Windows 7. Basic editing functions. Sometimes doesn’t show up in Start Menu or apps list. Overly simple interface.

Pros: Access thousands of TV channels for free. Watch live HD channels. Easy search functions. Channels are sorted according to catagories.

Cons: Video quality can be poor at times. Slow buffering speeds. Limited access to live sporting events. Can lead to high data charges if used on the go.

Pros: Supports 4K/HD recording with picture-in-picture. Includes editing tools, watermarks, subtitles, and delogo. Offers scheduling, annotations, and multi-video capture.

Cons: Lacks deeper professional-grade editing features.

Pros: Has 5 options for video and image-capturing. Has a built-in media editor. Can schedule recordings. Built-in tutorial and FAQs.

Cons: External devices sometimes can’t be verified. Can’t use 12-hour time scheme for scheduling.

Pros: Free. quick and simple to use.. Allows you to share screenshots with no hassle..

Cons: Not much use if you don't take screenshots often.. Can only be closed by rebooting..

Pros: Multiple capture options. Lots of help. Dozen of effects.

Cons: Confusing interface. 3D perspective.