Video (1670 programs)

Pros: Seamless system integration. Lightweight background operation. Simple installation process.

Cons: Limited codec coverage. No user controls.

Pros: Allows you to watch YouTube directly on your Xbox. Good for organising and sorting videos.

Cons: Conversions can be slow.

Pros: AI Super Resolution upscales 720p/1080p to 4K, 8K, or 10K. Supports 370+ input codecs and 420+ output formats. Level-3 Hardware Acceleration uses Intel, NVIDIA, and AMD GPUs.

Cons: AI enhancement quality varies with source material and hardware capabilities. Hardware acceleration benefits require modern GPUs to be noticeable.

Pros: Attractive interface. Easy to use. Simple 3 step authoring process.

Cons: Lacks more advanced options.

Pros: Free to download and use. Easy to get to grips with.

Cons: Encoding support is not available. Only works with Windows.

Pros: A free trial version can be downloaded to experience the basic features. Works with third-party software such as Canopus Edius and Adobe Premiere.

Cons: All functions can only be accessed after a paid download. A large file size may slow down memory-laden operating systems.

Pros: Simple and lightweight. Wide format support. Up to 8K video playback.

Cons: Lack advanced features.

Pros: Plays a huge variety of formats. Simple to use.

Cons: Doesn't support subtitles. Doesn't handle audio well.

Pros: Extracts EXIF data instantly. Good for improving photo technique.

Cons: Preview pane is very small. Doesn't allow EXIF editing in free version.

Pros: Option to convert single of multiple MPG videos at once. Straightforward interface. Easy to learn. Equipped with a preview window.

Cons: No advanced features. Can convert only MPG videos to other formats and not vice versa.

Pros: Renames files very quickly. Works with several movie/TV show databases. Includes file verification tools. Includes subtitle search tool.

Cons: No documentation. Interface is not very intuitive.