Screen Capture (343 programs)
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: Three different capturing modes. Automatic captures. Automatic file renaming.
Cons: Restart to change skin.
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: Easy to use. Quick installation. Record parts of your screen only. Automatically saves recorded videos as AVI.
Cons: Cannot save as other video file format. The quality of capture is poor. Little control as to where to record the recorded files. The colors of the captured videos are not that great.
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: Multiple capture options. Lots of help. Dozen of effects.
Cons: Confusing interface. 3D perspective.
Pros: Many TV and radio stations available. Extended information about each show. Reminder utility.
Cons: Configuration produces some errors. You can suggest new channels but not add them to the program right away.
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.
