Since I had a Linux host available, I went around that issue with Windows 
and shell expansion.

pandoc -f html -t epub3 -o output.epub input.html


pandoc ran successfully (no error message), but the EPUB can't be opened in 
a Windows GUI application that supports EPUB files ("Error loading 
file.epub"). Likewise, I can't open the file after changing its extension 
from EPUB to ZIP.

Here's the input files (HTML + PNGs):

https://we.tl/t-5EeGXML1rb

Do I need extra options in the command line?

Le mercredi 22 avril 2020 11:55:49 UTC+2, Heck Lennon a écrit :
>
> Thanks everyone for the infos!
>
> Le mercredi 22 avril 2020 01:25:21 UTC+2, Kolen Cheung a écrit :
>>
>> A side note, since your goal is to convert from PDF to ePub, you probably 
>> will have better results using other tools. Eg I know it can be converted 
>> to docx, and then from docx to ePub. There may he tool that can help you 
>> convert that directly too. Essentially for the tools you choose, you’d want 
>> to choose one preserving most information. And since pandoc focuses many on 
>> the structure of the document, much other information would be lost. The 
>> choice of tool also depends on which ones you’re comfortable with, Eg the 
>> PDF to docx I mentioned probably can be done by Adobe Acrobat and MS Word. 
>> But they are proprietary and difficult to run from the command line. 
>>
>> In your case, since you have a tool preconverted them to html already, 
>> html to ePub can be done better by some other engines (since the 2 are 
>> closely related.) may be you can try Calibre which also have a cli.
>
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