Portable player? Yes. Portable codecs? Not so fast there, buddy
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00:00 Portable Player? Yes. Portable Codecs? Not So Fast There, Buddy
01:11 Accepted Answer Score 17
01:41 Answer 2 Score 8
01:57 Answer 3 Score 4
02:11 Thank you
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ACCEPTED ANSWER
Score 17
Try VideoLAN (Client). While the official release is an installer, you can extract it with 7-Zip (available as a portable version), or just get a portable version of VLC. VLC supports most video formats via DLL files in its own folder, so it does not need to rely on codecs installed on the system (though you can configure it to use those instead).
ANSWER 2
Score 8
Media Player Classic - Home Cinema also exist as portable and have internal support for a big list of codecs