Video (1642 programs)

Pros: Fast burning speed. Ease of use. Convert videos to most common file formats. Basic video editing suite.

Cons: Interface is rather dull.

Pros: User-friendly and free. Supports numerous file formats. Allows extraction of audio from videos. Lets users cut and convert media files.

Cons: The tool doesn’t support sound. Is only available on Windows.

Pros: Automatic one-tap video enhancement. AI upscaling up to 4K resolution. Multiple AI Models for various scenarios. Batch processing.

Cons: Processing takes a long time.

Pros: Free to download and use. Packed with useful features.

Cons: Can be tricky to use. Not all features free of charge.

Pros: Smooth playback for HEVC content. Ability to add and tweak subtitles. Has basic video editing functionalities.

Cons: Some video formats can have trouble playing. Doesn’t stand out compared to similar apps.

Pros: Free and compact codec pack with essential playback tools. Easy installation and minimal configuration required. Reduces codec conflicts common in older Windows setups.

Cons: Development discontinued since 2015, limiting support for newer formats. May show compatibility issues with modern software or codecs.

Pros: Has a small file size. Streamlined user interface. Lets you modify video characteristics like brightness and hue.

Cons: Access to all features will require the full, paid version. Some conversion file types don't work in the trial version.

Pros: Free HEVC/H.265 encoding and decodingFree HEVC/H.265 encoding and decoding. Supports HEVC Video Extension (HEVC-VE). No additional hardware required.

Cons: Performance may depend on system specifications.

Pros: Multiple filters and effects. Simple interface. Supports multiple file formats. No lags or crashes.

Cons: Watermark in free version.

Pros: Very low on system resources. Support for many audio and video formats. Supports subtitles. Includes equalizer and screenshot tool.

Cons: The interface may be too simple. Less feature-rich than competitors.

Pros: Powerful editing tools. Intuitive controls (after you've learned them). Imports levels and characters from your favorite Valve games.

Cons: Difficult learning curve. Requires good graphics card.

Pros: Free to Use. Light on System Resource Usage. Easy to Embed Into Other Applications. High-Quality Video Output, Every Time.

Cons: The Mouse-Movement Triggered Controls Can Be Annoying. Familiarizing with How the App Works Takes Time.

Pros: View 360-degree videos. Theatre mode. Access standard YouTube features. Watch while you search.

Cons: Poor tracking. Max. resolution of 1080p. Reuses YouTube TV interface. Unpolished.

Pros: Comprehensive bundle of codecs. Includes Media Player Classic Home Cinema. Easy subtitle activation. Detects broken codecs.

Cons: Initial customization can be confusing.

Pros: Simple and intuitive to use. Works with both DVDs and Blu-ray discs. Option to stream decrypted videos.

Cons: Lack advanced editing features. Large uncompressed file sizes.

Pros: Great all-around multimedia streaming software. Extensive library of add-ons for watching online content. Open-source. Compatible with a wide range of remotes.

Cons: Could be an unlicensed infringement of copyright laws.