Video (1647 programs)

Pros: Easy to use. Great for beginners.

Cons: Heavy on resources. Lacks deep options.

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

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

Pros: Clear and straightforward interface. Solid selection of tools. Multiple export options. Built-in sharing feature.

Cons: Not ideal for advanced users. Videos made using the trial version have watermarks. No chroma-keying. Some unnecessary extras.

Pros: Legal download of allowed media. Easy to use. Great for managing music files. Quick edits to video.

Cons: Requires Java and requisite baggage. Legality prone to user error. Numerous alternative programs.

Pros: Supports many video files types. Free to download.

Cons: Only two exports file types. Can’t customize file name.

Pros: Quickly checks shutter count. Useful for buyers and sellers. Displays serial numbers. Supports multiple models.

Cons: Core feature might not always work.

Pros: For starters, it's free!. Compatible across a plethora of formats. Very user friendly.

Cons: Offers very few editing tools. Little or no advanced options.

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.

Pros: Easy to use. Pan/zoom function. You can share videos on the developer's website.

Cons: Videos can only be saved in FLV.

Pros: Works with a wide range of different file types. A quick and simple conversion process.

Cons: The trial version adds watermark to videos. Requires certain codecs to work properly..