Video (1641 programs)

Pros: Offers several video editing tools. Option to download and record videos. Lets users add effects and subtitles. Doesn’t require a tutorial.

Cons: not possible to download work during trial period.

Pros: Fast conversions times. Free to download.

Cons: Not available for Mac. Not compatible with all Windows versions.

Pros: Simple navigation. Stable performance. Clean organization. Useful basic tools.

Cons: Limited editing depth. Not for pro-level edits.

Pros: Allows MPEG-2 videos to be played. Comes with a text file for license and changes.

Cons: Difficult to install. Doesn’t work sometimes.

Pros: This software can be downloaded for free. It is possible to add video effects to the exported file.

Cons: MP4 files cannot be converted into other formats. More modern operating systems may not be supported.

Pros: Saves videos in high quality. Supports simultaneous webcam and screen-recording. Allows you to record portions of your screen only. Neat and easy to navigate interface.

Cons: Does not support video-editing.

Pros: Simple playback controls. Plays commercial and self-burned DVDs.

Cons: Doesn’t play Blu-ray discs. Can’t rip DVDs.

Pros: Supports a wide range of devices. Sports a user-friendly interface. Has a dedicated community. Offers its own content for streaming.

Cons: Online TV is limited to free broadcasts.

Pros: Lots of editing options. Good file format support. Has separate tracks for audio and text title. Sound tweaking options.

Cons: Frequently crashes. Divides clips into multiple files if it exceeds 1.45 GB. Extremely difficult to use. Bad customer support.

Pros: Download YouTube playlists and subtitles. Built-in proxy setup. No learning curve. Download online videos in HD.

Cons: Limited download capability per day in the free version.

Pros: Includes more than 200 codecs. Built-in search for YouTube and Shoutcast. Very light on resources. Automatic subtitle download. Customizable interface.

Cons: Online TV and radio station lists are empty. No help file.