VideoPad is a professional fully blown video editor.
It's arguably the best completely free video editor currently available.
It is free for both personal as well as commercial use.
The installer itself is only 600 kb, however, during installation it downloads ffmpeg3.
When fully installed the total size is around 7 mb.
VideoPad has no dotnet, gtk or java depenencies.
It does store its settings in the following registry keys:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\NCH Software
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\NCH Software
However, after installing VideoPad, copying the "C:\Program Files\NCH Software" folder to your usb stick is sufficient to have made it portable.
Simply run VideoPad\Videopad.exe to start it.
Homepage:
http://www.nchsoftware.com/videopad/index.html
Download:
Does this support Supermarionation?
+1 I'm definitely in line to download it.
I can't test this or code, but I have to ask, are you certain that moving that folder made it portable? It wouldn't necessarily make a new registry entry if there already was that entry, and it would probably make a new one if there wasn't one. I mean, the original coders hadn't planned on portable-ization, so the program wouldn't be designed to do that.
can you guuys do videopad v1 please
john
. . . the part where it writes to the registry. Sorry. Can't call that truly portable. The reason I look to portable software is that I can't put on applications that write to the registry.
Rats! Foiled again.
--Allen
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Are you ABSOLUTELY sure there is no absolute truth?
That's why this is in the request apps forum. The original poster is hoping someone will make a fully portable PAF package of it.
Sometimes, the impossible can become possible, if you're awesome!
I have taken a look at the license of the software, found here http://www.nch.com.au/general/legal.html#104
Looks like this would be allowed. However, I have contacted them to verify this, and am waiting to hear back.
"You may copy or distribute the installation file of this software in its complete unaltered form but you may not, under any circumstances, distribute any software registration code for any of our programs without written permission. In the event that you do distribute a software registration code, you will be liable to pay the full purchase price for each location where the unauthorized use occurs."