DICOM @ OFFIS

Hello, Thank you for all of your work on this great toolkit. Is it possible to use some of the compiled binaries available in DCMTK to convert a JPEG image to DICOM part 10 format? If not, do you have any recommendations for a command line tool outside of DCMTK that is linux compatible? Thank you, J...

Thank you Michael,
Using your suggestion, I was able to compile all of the DCMTK programs!

Jeff

Hello Michael,
Just to follow up: Have you had any success on comping DCMTK on Mac OSX 10.4.9? I am specifically interested in storescp.

Thank you,
Jeff Solomon

Hello All,
I receive the following error when compiling DCMTK (make all) on a MAC Power PC running OS X 10.4.9:

../include/dcmtk/ofstd/offile.h:70: error: 'fpos64_t' does not name a type
etc.

Any ideas on how to get around this?

Thank you for your consideration,

Jeff

Hi Juergen,
Thank you for the good suggestion. However, I was able to modify the storescp.cc file to allow storescp to save the images in series subdirectories under the study directory.

Jeff Solomon

Thank you for the response. I imagine that those who deal with MR and CT data would find it useful to have separate series stored inside the study directory with a subdirectory labeled by series number.

Thank you,
Jeff

Hello All, I was wondering if it is possible to use storescp to store separate series from the same study in separate subdirectories. I know that with the -ss or -sp options, if one simulataneously sends two series within a study, all images are stored in the same study subdirectory. If one waits un...

Hello, First, thank you for your software. I have been using the storescp application with the -ss option. I see that I am allowed to use a prefix such that the subdirectory containing my stored dicom files has a name <prefix>_<date>_<time>. I would like to replace the prefix with the value of a dic...