DICOM @ OFFIS

When is "sometimes"? What exactly are you doing when this crashes? Could you perhaps provide the logging output (preferably with TRACE enabled)? Or do you have any backtrace for this crash? isctype.c isn't part of the DCMTK and thus that message doesn't tell me anything (except that I can...

Hi all, I'm using sendSTORERequest function to send dicom file which call sendDIMSEMessage function. sendDIMSEMessage function uses "msg" structure which has CStore structure which has MoveOriginatorApplicationEntityTitle array. Sometimes the first element in this array is "negative v...

Hi, we do not have a tool for that. However, it is not that difficult once you have the video correctly encoded as MPEG 2 or MPEG 4. Look at part 5 of the DICOM standard how to integrate the video streams in DICOM. Also checkout the MPEG2 and MPEG4 supplements on this page which were used to introd...

How can I convert MPEG or AVI to DICOM multiframe?

I'm trying to create a compressed dicom multiframe file from avi file. Everything works fine on very small files, but i have problem with larger files because the uncompressed data is more than 1gb and i start to have alloc problems. I really want to use DcmPixelData::createValueFromTempFile() but ...

You need to select an appropriate transfer syntax for the encoding in DICOM format, e.g. JPEG Baseline, JPEG Lossles, RLE, MPEG-2 or MPEG-4. See DICOM part 5 for details. Of course, you should also check which transfer syntaxes your "communication partners" support. AVI is a container for...

J. Riesmeier wrote:The interpretation of the multiple frames depends on the IOD. For the US Multi-frame Image IOD, it is a cine run.

our software generates AVI video for cine, how can i convert it to dicom? Or i need to convert each frame?

I'm developing DICOM in our ultrasound software to send ultrasoud images to remote server. I conver jpeg to DICOM image and send it with no problem.
But I need to Know what is the meaning of multiframe? is it CINE video or groups of frames I can convert them to dicom and send it or what?

vived wrote:Dicom file is incorrect

No. The problem is as J. Riesmeier said.

I'm using "storescu" to send DICOM image to "87.106.65.167" "104" server. But the following message appears:

W: (0000,0902) LO [String Value '27' is not compatible with the rules for VR=AS :Elements must be ###X where X is D, W, M or Y] # 108, 1 ErrorComment

You mean in the DCMTK release 3.6.0? Of course, there is a solution. In fact, there are multiple ways of doing it. If you prefer to use the DcmSCU class, you could e.g. call sendSTORERequest() multiple times. Also the command line tool storescu is able to send multiple DICOM objects on a single ass...

MuhammadHemdan wrote:

MuhammadHemdan wrote:

J. Riesmeier wrote:No, that's why I pointed to the snapshot version.

from where i can get the last version? i can't find it the OFFIS web site?

I found it.

But there is no solution of sending multiple file in the previous snapshot?

MuhammadHemdan wrote:

J. Riesmeier wrote:No, that's why I pointed to the snapshot version.

from where i can get the last version? i can't find it the OFFIS web site?

I found it.

J. Riesmeier wrote:No, that's why I pointed to the snapshot version.

from where i can get the last version? i can't find it the OFFIS web site?

J. Riesmeier wrote:For sending multiple DICOM files/datasets see DcmStorageSCU, a class that is available as part of the latest DCMTK snapshot.

A multiframe DICOM image is usually stored as a single SOP instance, so you can send it with a single C-STORE request.

is this class found in DCMTK 3.6.0?