Screen Capture (350 programs)

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: Five capture modes. Some effects available.

Cons: Lack of advanced functions. No integrated editor.

Pros: Free. Plenty of capture options. Easy to add commentary. Quick Youtube upload feature.

Cons: Comes bundled with trial of LoiLo video editing software.

Cons: Nothing of note.

Pros: Simple and clean interface. Records to LCF and GIF. Movable screen during recording. Customizable FPS selection.

Cons: No editing features. Large-sized output files.

Pros: Over 850 TV channels and 1500 radio channels. Features mainstream and non mainstream channels.

Cons: Streaming stability varies a lot. Many channels are poor quality.

Pros: Allows you to select exact screenshot area. Easy to use. Sends screenshots automatically to clipboard.

Cons: Still a work in progress.

Pros: Records any streaming or non-streaming video. Options for cleaning up video and sound. Schedule recordings.

Cons: Only saves as AVI.

Pros: Features a user-friendly interface. Offers video editing tools. Supports multiple file formats. Lets users record external audio.

Cons: Occasionally crashes.

Pros: Records entire screen or specific areas. Schedules recordings. Captures audio. Simple and clean interface.

Cons: Links in menu and toolbars.

Pros: Excellent for tutorials and training videos. Supports internal and external audio sources. Supports lots of different formats.

Cons: -.

Pros: Magnifier feature lets you choose recorded area. Simple but varied editing tools.

Cons: Window buttons can be hard to see. Some storage options not available in free version.