Video (1642 programs)

Pros: User-friendly interface suitable for beginners. Effective compression without significant quality loss.

Cons: Limited support for modern DVDs and copy protection. Not compatible with Blu-ray or HD DVDs.

Pros: Clean, easy-to-navigate interface. Reliable playback for common video formats. Integrated access to Microsoft Store media.

Cons: Limited personalization and settings. MKV compatibility may vary. Store integration disrupts workflow.

Pros: Fast and intuitive. Work pretty much anywhere online. Multiple format and resolution options.

Cons: No advanced converting features.

Pros: Supports multiple formats. Ideal for quick video editing. Reliable joining function. Lightweight on system resources.

Cons: Outdated interface. Few effects and transitions.

Pros: Free to download and use. Supports a range of files formats. Option to edit and merge MKV files. Suitable for beginners.

Cons: The interface isn't intuitive.

Pros: Intuitive timeline editing. Strong AI tools. Regular content updates.

Cons: Stability is not perfect. Learning curve.

Pros: Effectively removes CSS and region-code restrictions. Lightweight, easy-to-navigate interface. Supports ISO creation and selective ripping. Still functional for older standard-definition DVDs.

Cons: No updates since 2005; limited modern compatibility. Does not support Blu-ray or HD DVD formats.

Pros: Slideshow function. Create and manage albums. Good for touchscreen devices.

Cons: Not many album sorting options.

Pros: Supports over 200 video platforms. Offers high-resolution and batch downloads. Built-in video and audio conversion options. Efficient multi-threaded download engine.

Cons: Outdated interface compared to modern tools. Requires manual URL entry instead of browser integration.

Pros: An all-in-one video solution. Simple and easy-to-use. Cross-platform compatibility.

Cons: Comes bundled with third-party programs.

Pros: Provide video thumbnails. Supports FFmpeg. Custom parsers. Compatible with video formats.

Cons: Requires .NET 4.0. Too simple functionality. Might not work with other video files. Thumbnails might be low quality.

Pros: User-friendly interface. Supports over 300 file formats. Download videos online. Basic video editing.

Cons: No advanced video editing tools. Supports limited online streaming platforms. Slows down when converting UHD files.

Pros: Offers synchronization function. Supports various file formats. Option to edit and modify subtitle files. Opens embedded subtitles.

Cons: Interface may appear overwhelming.

Pros: Runs smoothly on multiple OS. Free to download. Receives updates on a regular basis. Features an intuitive interface.

Cons: Doesn’t offer sufficient audio editing tools. Lags behind in color correction.

Pros: Easy to learn and use. No need to animate characters. You can voice-over your work. Flexible script-writing feature.

Cons: Limited choices for dynamic animations. Characters only have few fixed spots in scenes. Camera can’t be manually moved. No full character customization.

Pros: Free to download and use. Supports various file formats. Comes with an array of features.

Cons: Not for professional video editors.

Pros: Download from wide range of social networking sites. Bulk video download feature. Free and easy to use. Efficient queue manager.

Cons: Downloading multiple contents are paywall restricted.