I guess it depends what you are trying to do. As someone who uses packet captures almost every day to solve other people's problems, all I want to see is an unf

I guess it depends what you are trying to do. As someone who uses packet captures almost every day to solve other people's problems, all I want to see is an unfiltered binary capture file on the right interface, which I'll then go thru with tshark or Wireshark. I think learning to build effective display filters in those tools is more useful than learning to use a capture tool in complex ways. This can apply to troubleshooting your own problems too, as you can then inspect things in your own time and gather evidence to present later, and even use a capture file to replay traffic.