Screen Capture (344 programs)

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: Lots of capture and editing options. Ability to store in the cloud.

Cons: Outdated interface. Nothing particularly noteworthy.

Pros: Easy to use. Customizable hotkeys. Capture specific portions instead of the whole desktop image.

Cons: No advanced features. Cannot apply effects and doodles on captured photos.

Pros: A free trial version is available to all users. This system is also a basic video editing tool.

Cons: It is not possible to access more complicated editing options. Users will have to pay to utilize all of its functions.

Pros: Very easy to take video screen grabs.

Cons: Editing videos can be slow.

Pros: 1400+ global television channels. Adjustable screen size. Remote control support. Pause and resume feature.

Cons: Some channels might have weak reception. May contain inappropriate channels. 10-minute limitations.

Pros: Supports multiple video and audio formats. Offers multi-source recording with webcam and microphone. Includes annotation tools for real-time customization.

Cons: Some premium features require upgrade to the paid version.

Pros: Simple user interface. Shows relevant channel information. Offers free international channels. No additional hardware required.

Cons: Needs Windows Media Player. Limited functions. Can’t record broadcasts. Trial version is annoying rather than tempting.