v1.3.1c

Changelog:

update toolchain (avoid antivirus warnings) -> Pyinstaller 6.11.0 (Anti-Virus report)

Requirements:

Windows 7/10/11 64bit
MS Office 2007+

Usage:

simply drag and drop any *.pptx file onto the pptx2h5p.exe
Commandline Syntax: pptx2h5p [file.pptx]

Integration into Windows context menu:

simply place a shortcut to the application into the 'send to' context menu. So you can directly convert your pptx files with a right-click.
Open your explorer, type shell:sendto into the addressbar and place a shortcut to the application (where you stored it on your computer) there. You may rename the shortcut afterwards.

Full Changelog: v1.3.1b...v1.3.1c

v1.3.1b

Changelog:
update toolchain (avoid antivirus warning) -> Pyinstaller 6.8

Requirements:

Windows 7/10/11 64bit
MS Office 2007+
Docker (Optional, only for dev builds)

Usage: simply drag and drop any *.pptx file onto the pptx2h5p.exe
Commandline Syntax: pptx2h5p [file.pptx]

Integration into Windows context menu:
simply place a shortcut to the application into the 'send to' context menu. So you can directly convert your pptx files with a right-click.
Open your explorer, type shell:sendto into the addressbar and place a shortcut to the application (where you stored it on your computer) there. You may rename the shortcut afterwards.

v1.3.1

Changelog:
update toolchain (avoid antivirus warning)

Requirements:

Windows 7/10/11 64bit
MS Office 2007+
Docker (Optional, only for dev builds)

Usage: simply drag and drop any *.pptx file onto the pptx2h5p.exe
Commandline Syntax: pptx2h5p [file.pptx]

Integration into Windows context menu:
simply place a shortcut to the application into the 'send to' context menu. So you can directly convert your pptx files with a right-click.
Open your explorer, type shell:sendto into the addressbar and place a shortcut to the application (where you stored it on your computer) there. You may rename the shortcut afterwards.

v1.3

Changelog:

• output files much smaller (added jpg+zip compression)
• fixed occasional upload errors ("invalid package") due to missing library configs
• added docker config for local building (run ./build.sh in any linux environment for cross-compiling)

Requirements:

• Windows 7/10/11 64bit
• MS Office 2007+
• Docker (Optional, only for dev builds)

Usage: simply drag and drop any *.pptx file onto the pptx2h5p.exe
Commandline Syntax: pptx2h5p [file.pptx]

Integration into Windows context menu:
simply place a shortcut to the application into the 'send to' context menu. So you can directly convert your pptx files with a right-click.
Open your explorer, type shell:sendto into the addressbar and place a shortcut to the application (where you stored it on your computer) there. You may rename the shortcut afterwards.

v1.2 fix aspect ratio

Changelog:
Bugfix release.
Now shrinks slides accordingly to keep aspect ratio. (H5p demands aspect ratio of 2:1)

Target: Windows 10, 64bit

Requirements: MS Office 2007+

Commandline Syntax: pptx2h5p [file.pptx]

Integration into Windows context menu:

simply place a shortcut to the application into the 'send to' context menu. So you can directly convert your pptx files with a right-click.
Open your explorer, type shell:sendto into the addressbar and place a shortcut to the application (where you stored it on your computer) there. You may rename the shortcut afterwards.

v1.1 fix sorting

Target: Windows 10, 64bit

Requirements: MS Office 2007+

Commandline Syntax: pptx2h5p [file.pptx]

Integration into Windows context menu:

• simply place a shortcut to the application into the 'send to' context menu. So you can directly convert your pptx files with a right-click.
• Open your explorer, type shell:sendto into the addressbar and place a shortcut to the application (where you stored it on your computer) there. You may rename the shortcut afterwards.

initial release

Target: Windows 10, 64bit
Syntax: pptx2h5p [file.pptx]
Hint: simply place a shortcut to the application (where you stored it on your computer) into the shell:sendto menu. So you can directly convert your pptx files with a right-click.