Video (1670 programs)

Pros: Means you don't have to close one program and open another using same video source. One webcam can serve mutliple messaging services.

Cons: Becomes confusing communicating between different IM'. Connection and setup can be lengthy.

Pros: Supports multiple file formats. Simple and clean interface. Quick conversions. Free to download and use.

Cons: Available only for Windows. Doesn’t support older Windows versions.

Pros: Easy to use. Support for many video formats. Auto-shutdown feature. Permits to create own preset.

Cons: Loaded with bloatware.

Pros: Has a snapshot feature. Three removal methods. Easy removal process. Supports a lot video formats.

Cons: No help files. No undo feature. Not suitable for watermarks on screen center. Can’t rename output file.

Pros: Effortless skin retouching. Efficient application of digital makeup. Automatic masking feature. Fast and real-time rendering.

Cons: The program is sometimes slow and freezes. It has occasional problems with blondes.

Pros: User-friendly drag-and-drop functionality. Works across major operating systems. Supports multiple video and audio formats. Handles batch downloads efficiently.

Cons: Incompatible with DRM-protected content. Interface design focuses on function over style.

Pros: Very up to date supports resolutions up to 4K and supports almost every type of audio and video file. Easy to install the codecs when compared with how difficult it usually is.

Cons: The codecs may not work for your version of the media player. They will not fix grey-square issues or crackling issues when playing video files.

Pros: Enable file writing with videos for web browsers. Utilizes HLS and DASH protocols. Built with ffmpeg video converter application.

Cons: Requires Video DownloadHelper. Requires compatible web browser. May lack support for other media formats.

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: Easy three-step search and download process. Works on a wide variety of sites. Smart option to download while you watch. Batch downloads for multiple videos at the same time.

Cons: No Apple iOS support. No Linux support. Does not support videos above 4K resolution.

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

Cons: Initial customization can be confusing.

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: A ton of features. Free to try out. Hugely boosts your video compatibility.

Cons: Takes a little figuring out at first. Several reminders to buy the full version.

Pros: Manages download well. Icons are adorable. Shows info about downloads. Installs quick.

Cons: First screen with tips is annoying. Interface is initially confusing. Downloading can be complex. Too cartoonish.

Pros: Quick to use. Good quality results. Upload and host your screencasts for free.

Cons: No possibility of editing. It deforms video when showing them.

Pros: User-friendly interface. Converts quickly. Select output folder. Light file.

Cons: Cannot convert MKV to other video formats. No advanced video-editing features.