DICOM @ OFFIS

Thank you for your report. I think the problem has been introduced with commit c34f4e46e6 . Here is a possible patch to fix this: diff --git a/dcmqrdb/libsrc/dcmqrsrv.cc b/dcmqrdb/libsrc/dcmqrsrv.cc index d9534238e..4c450c284 100644 --- a/dcmqrdb/libsrc/dcmqrsrv.cc +++ b/dcmqrdb/libsrc/dcmqrsrv.cc @...

Mandatory data elements are missing. You should have checked the return value of structureSet.write() and also looked at the logger... Here is an improved version of your sample code: DRTStructureSetIOD structureSet; structureSet.setStudyInstanceUID("1.2.3.4"); structureSet.setSeriesInstan...

Short comment from my side: Using the DicomImage class for extracting frames from a multi-frame image without losing information is certainly not the way to go. This is because the main purpose of this class is rendering images for display.

Nevertheless, we will apply for our own org root at DIN.

Another option would be to apply for an "OID" (same concept as UID) at BfArM.

I think I know this company. At least I had contact with a PACS company that claimed exactly the same thing. However, their statement is not correct (I even talked to the head of that company to clarify this). You can use the standard UID generation routine provided by the DCMTK, i.e. with the organ...

Did you check that you really call dcmEnableUnknownVRConversion.set(OFTrue); in your code?

The main difference between your program and dcmdump is probably that dcmdump uses the print() method while you are using the findAndGetXXX() methods.
That means, you should probably start with calling the print() method in your program and see whether VR and Value are printed correctly.

The following question is more general about the private tags, I read that it is important that the private tags are relocatable to avoid conflict with other private tags: how can I make a relocatable private tags? Should I simply check in my dataset if another tag with the same (gggg, eeee) value ...

I used your textual dump and created a binary DICOM files from it (using dump2dcm). Then I created a text file "private.dic" with the following content: (0051,"PIURTUS",31) LO UltrasoundSystem 1 PrivateTag Finally, I specified this private data dictionary as an additional file to...

Large element values like Pixel Data are only loaded on demand, i.e. if you write to the same filename, the Pixel Data has not been loaded yet from the input file and is, therefore, stored with 0 byte length to the output file. One solution is to use different filenames for input and output file. An...

I am sorry, but this very short explanation does not help (and it also makes no sense to me to "convert this tag in dicom"). Please describe in detail what you want to achieve. Otherwise no one will be able to help you in this regard.

I am sorry, but I still don't know what you want to do and what you mean by "how to convert the SOP class". In order to help you, you should describe your problem in more detail, i.e. what do you want to achieve, what have you tried, what does not work, etc.

The second file is not an image:

Short answer: The public and freely available DCMTK does not support decompression of JPEG 2000-compressed DICOM images unless you use an extension such as DCMJP2K.

Thank you for your report. In fact, this issue has been fixed only recently (i.e. after the release of DCMTK 3.6.8 ). See this commit: https://git.dcmtk.org/?p=dcmtk.git;a=co ... 4a6cce06dd