DICOM @ OFFIS

[quote="Michael Onken"]Yes of course!

Done I did not compile that, but you see how it should work...

Michael[/quote]

Yes, not it works. Thanks again for your help. You saved my weekend

Best regards,
Christian

[quote="Michael Onken"]Hi Christian, As far as I know (and Jörg, the author of DcmImage, is not in the office currently :wink: ) would say there is no way of tweaking DcmImage for ignoring those wrong High Bit settings. Actually you should correct the file before throwing it into DcmImage....

Hello, we using the following code to read dicom images. This worked well for all kind of images (color, grayscale, 8-16 Bit ...). DicomImage *di = new DicomImage(dfile, xfer, CIF_AcrNemaCompatibility, 0, 1); DicomImage::getString(di->getStatus(); Now we have some uncompressed dicom images on a CD t...

Asche auf mein Haupt - ich hab's gerade selbst gefunden und wollte meine Frage wieder löschen. Trotzdem danke für die schnelle Antwort !

Hi, I am writing a dcmtk and qt4 based program that compiles fine under linux. But on Windows there are two approches for the compilation: cmake and qmake (from QT) When I just add the dcmtk libraries in the .pro file there are a lot of errors complaining about double definitions, e.g.: _malloc alre...

Calling DcmInputBufferStream::setEos solved the problem. I though
setting the size in setBuffer would be enough.

Thank you very much !

Christian

Hi, I want to decompress and display a dicom image in memory without writing it to disk. The image is in a variable (char*)Buf with length (int)length; When I write Buf to a file everything works well: [code] 1: // Write Buf to file named "test.dcm" 2: DcmFileFormat *dfile = new DcmFileFor...