DICOM @ OFFIS

Hi,

most of them are discussed within the dcmtk/INSTALL file. This is generally a good read to understand the most important configuration options. If you have any particular questions not answered in INSTALL, let me know.

Best,
Michael

Hi, however, if it helps, you can find libraries, headers and binaries for the latest code (i.e. latest upstream commit of DCMTK) on GitHub . In the future, i.e. if there is a release 3.6.9 for example, there will be the same kind of download also for that release. Another option is to use vcpkg as ...

Hi,

great, thank you for the patch. We will review it and post back here.

BR Michael

Also make sure that input file (dsrfile-in) and output file if present ([htmlfile-out]) do not contain spaces or maybe even other whitespace characters.

Best,
Michael

Just want to second that, nssm is super simple and is great for making any executable a Windows service.

Great

Hi George,

please ask a new questiona nd make clear what you want to do, don't revive a 5 year old thread fo rsomething at least partly unrelated.

Michael

Hi, you can open CMakeCache.txt in the build directory to check value CMake has found for all the OpenSSL library settings (including paths). In my CMakeCache.txt file for example, the following values are found when I use my systems (here: Ubuntus) default installed openssl package: //Path to a lib...

Hi Rick,

are you using a current version (commit) of DCMTK? I think Marco from the team updated OpenSSL support just recently (in February) to support versions 3.1 and 3.2, see this commit.

Best regards,
Michael

Dear George, For a a different problem, please open a different thread please (next time). Regarding the file: Again it looks like you have not done any analysis yourself and did not look at what I answered earlier. The given file is *not* decompressed but compressed with JPEG 2000 (easy to spot by ...

img2dcm does not apply any compression or decompression, it uses the input pixel data mostly as is.
DicomImage only uses decompression if the related decompression codecs have been registered. See dcm2pnm.cc for an example.

BR Michael

dataset->findAndGetString(DCM_TransferSyntaxUID, transferSyntax).good(); The transfer syntax is not part of the Dataset but is part of the metaheader. I did not check the rest of the code carefully. Use instead: DcmMetaInfo *dataset = fileFormat.getMetaInfo(); George, please also put some effort in...

I guess this is the same questions as in this thread (answered there), please don't cross-post your questions.
Michael

It depends on the input image parameters. E.g. if Bits Stored is > 8 in the input image, and you force the image to be rendered into RGB data with 8 bit per channel (BMP), you loose information. There can also be other relevant parameters. Also there may be some typical "gotchas" that one ...

Hi George,

what do you mean, what is your expectation on how Photometric Intepretation should be handled and what happened instead? What "all other tags"?

BR Michael