DICOM @ OFFIS

Thanks, Joerg. So, perhaps just storescu is missing an example.
And yes, other than this little nit-pick, the docs are quite clear and comprehensive..

Aaron

As there are several open source dicom toolkits (dcmtk, gdcm, dcm4che) with different command line conventions, I think it would be very helpful to have a simple example listed for each dcmtk utility. I found myself having to google "storescu dcmtk simple example" to start working with the...

Thanks, Jan. I think it will both astonish and please toolkit users when they see
absolutely no warnings after a build.

Hello, First of all, I was very pleased to see that the *only* type of warning I get when building under Visual Studio 12 for windows 64 bit is the following: conversion from 'size_t' to 'unsigned long', possible loss of data so the library is in good shape with respect to warnings. But, I do get hu...

You might be interested in my new library:

https://github.com/OpenCodec/ThousandthChicken

It is a work in progress at the moment.

Thanks!

Thanks. Yes, I would like to know the actual file offsets of each block of pixel data, plus the length of each block.

For maxReadLength, can I set this to any value I like? Can I set it to 2, for example? just curious.

my mistake the file works fine.

actually, I just confirmed this issue with the following file:

Go to ftp://medical.nema.org/MEDICAL/Dicom/DataSets/WG04
Download compsamples_jpeg.tar
and try the first image in the folder.

Does DCMTK handle decoding encapsulated pixel data with multiple pixel fragments ? Because I seem to be getting problems in the codestream in djcodecd.cc when an image has multiple fragments. With a single fragment, it is working. Does anyone have a good sample DICOM image with JPEG transfer syntax ...

Hello, I am looking at the following code in djcodecd.cc: while (EJ_Suspension == result) { result = pixSeq->getItem(pixItem, currentItem++); if (result.good()) { fragmentLength = pixItem->getLength(); result = pixItem->getUint8Array(jpegData); if (result.good()) { result = jpeg->decode(jpegData, fr...