Video (1678 programs)

Pros: Supports multiple formats. Supports subtitle formats. Easy to use.

Cons: Uses Windows Media Player. Does not include Media Player Classic Home Cinema.

Pros: Easy-to-use. Makes use of PowerPoint presentation. Insert annotations and text. Can be used for educational purposes.

Cons: Does not allow you to create slideshows from scratch.

Pros: Intuitive interface. Makes it easy to share with others. Automates pretty much everything.

Cons: Longer Stories take a while to export. Videos algorithm favors faces.

Pros: Quick to launch. Runs smooth and fast. Doesn’t consumer too much CPU power. Installer is customizable.

Cons: Doesn’t natively support all types of media files. Optional bloatware could slow your computer down. Online movies may not load at times. Support is limited.

Pros: Wide range of features. Free to use. Simple and clean interface. Multiple themes for customization.

Cons: Better for personal use than professional work. Crashes unexpectedly sometimes.

Pros: Huge library. Good audio quality. YouTube and Last.fm integration. Opens Amazon.com MP3 store to purchase tracks. Trending tracks.

Cons: Messy interface. Some videos require you to register to watch. No video/audio converter.

Pros: A complete package. A built-in NLE.

Cons: Limited export options. A fairly steep learning curve.

Pros: Built-in browser. Supports various formats. Video converter. Audio ripper.

Cons: Interface needs some time to get used to. Trail version only downloads 50% of your video. Video editor cannot merge clips. Unresponsive customer support.

Pros: Supports up to 8K resolution. Built-in browser. Batch processing. Ad removal feature.

Cons: Limited video formats.

Pros: Simple user interface. Supports a variety of file types.

Cons: Completed edits must be saved as a new file. Can only rotate 90° at a time.