Video (1641 programs)

Pros: Portable. Plays any .swf file. Simple and straightforward user experience. Reads metadata tags of files. Watch movies or play games.

Cons: The interface is boring.

Pros: Simple interface. Supports multiple file formats. Good editing tools. Works for YouTube downloads.

Cons: Doesn’t support batch downloads. Slow speed.

Pros: All-in-one codec pack for Windows. Supports virtually all file formats. Hardware acceleration.

Cons: Offers nothing different compared to more popular solutions.

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: 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: Several simultaneous downloads. Facebook.

Cons: No built-in player.

Pros: Large range of features. Quick and simple organization.

Cons: High price tag. More suited for heavy or professional users.

Pros: Easy to use. Supports video, audio, and snapshot capture. Lightweight and stable performance.

Cons: Limited features and no editing tools. Minimal updates or ongoing development. Lacks high-resolution or streaming options.

Pros: Intuitive timeline editing enhances workflow efficiency. Supports OpenFX plug-ins and LUTs for creative flexibility. Hardware acceleration enables faster rendering. Broad set of tools for professional-grade editing.

Cons: Steep learning curve for inexperienced users. High hardware demands on large or complex projects.

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: Compatible with a wide range of media formats. Very creative video effects available.

Cons: Not really suitable for novice users. Can be very slow to update.