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Audacity 4 rebuilds the interface on Qt, with clips you can select and group directly
Audacity 4 moves the whole interface onto Qt, replaces the tool modes with context aware clip editing, adds grouped clips and three workspaces, and stores projects in a new aup4 format. The 4.0.1 patch brought back export multiple and a portable Windows build.
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LMMS 1.3.0-alpha.2 arrives with 932 commits piled up over five years
After six quiet years LMMS shipped 1.3.0-alpha.2 in September 2026: 932 commits, 65 contributors and 8 new plugins, plus microtonal tuning, detachable windows and ARM64 builds. The stable release is still the one from July 2020.
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Ardour 9.8: keys and scales arrive, and a note that falls outside gets marked
Ardour 9.8 brings keys and scales into this open source digital audio workstation: notes outside the scale are marked in the piano roll and may be corrected per track. A crash during recording now recovers what was captured, losing at most five seconds.
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Flameshot: open source screen capture with arrows, blur and text in one pass
Flameshot is an open source cross platform capture tool that lets you draw arrows, blur sensitive areas and drop text on the image right after the selection is made, with a rearranged toolbar, editable hotkeys and a command line interface for scripted captures.
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FilmCraft is an open source video editor written from scratch in Rust, down to its own codecs
From the ArtCraft team, an open source non linear video editor written from scratch in Rust: H.264, HEVC and ProRes codecs, the timeline, grading, audio and subtitles are all implemented in house.
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OpenShot Video Editor Review: The Easiest Door Into Cutting Video
OpenShot is the editing program you can hand to someone who has never cut a video: drag clips onto a timeline, drop a transition, add keyframes from a right click. Free, open source and without watermarks.
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Ant Media Server takes the delay out of live video
Traditional live streams arrive seconds behind reality, which is why the neighbour cheers before your phone shows the goal. Ant Media Server pushes WebRTC playback down to roughly half a second and covers ingest, transcoding and multi protocol delivery in one chain. Version 3.1 adds NDI sources, SRT with language tags and a new console.
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Tautulli 2.18.1: a dashboard that answers who is watching what
Tautulli is an open-source dashboard that runs beside a home media server and turns viewing into numbers: who is watching, when, what, and on which device. Live cards show resolution, bitrate, bandwidth, subtitles and audio track, history is aggregated by user, content and hour, and notifications fire when content arrives or a playback fails. Version 2.18.1 arrived at the end of August 2026.
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Kdenlive 26.08: an open source editor that covers all three desktops
Kdenlive is the non-linear video editor built by the desktop community behind the K suite, running on Windows, macOS and Linux with the same project file. Multi-track timeline with nested sequences and automatic backups, proxy editing on modest machines, multicam and three-point editing, a mixer with voiceover recording, automatic subtitle transcription, and hundreds of keyframable effects. Version 26.08.1.
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Avidemux: a light open source video tool where a lossless cut takes seconds
A tool of a few tens of megabytes for the jobs that do not need a timeline: cut the title off, take the advertisement out, change the format. With both outputs set to Copy, everything between the two markers is kept without being encoded again, so a trim of several minutes takes seconds and the picture is untouched; the price is that a cut has to fall on a key frame. Frame accuracy is a switch away.
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MicYou: turning an Android phone into a proper microphone for a computer
An open-source tool that routes an Android phone's audio to a computer over Wi-Fi or USB and presents it as a normal microphone, with noise suppression, automatic gain and de-reverb built in. Runs on Windows, macOS and Linux.
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ImageGlass: one open-source viewer that opens over ninety image formats
An open-source image viewer for Windows, macOS and Linux that reads more than ninety formats, from HEIC phone shots and camera raw files to WebP, AVIF and JXL. Free for personal and commercial use, with no advertising and no hidden charges.
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FFmpegFreeUI Puts a Face on the Command Line Tool
A graphical shell around a very capable command line encoder. Format conversion, audio extraction and simple cutting become form fields and buttons, which means the power underneath is available to people who would never type the commands.
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Recordly Captures Screen Action Without the Usual Fuss
A recorder that keeps the setup short: pick a region, a window or the whole display, decide where the sound comes from, and start. Recordly adds annotations while the capture is still running and exports the result in whichever format the destination needs.
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HandBrake: Transcoding Is a Trade, and the Presets Hide It
HandBrake is a free open source transcoder for Windows, macOS and Linux. Its usefulness is not that it converts video — everything does — but that it lets you see and change the trade between quality, size and time that a preset would otherwise decide for you.
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