DICOM @ OFFIS

Thanks - I will check this. From the diff, I can't see that the issue is fixed, as only the buffer size is changed here, not the offset into the pixel tag, but according to the comment, it should work...

Hi, I've got some data from a certain PACS where in an uncompressed multi-frame each frame has a padding byte added (the frames have an odd number of rows and columns and 8 bit allocated). DcmPixelData::getUncompressedFrame() does not handle this case. I have added small patch, but I'm not sure if t...

I have hacked together a solution that works for us, but that only supports built-in dictionaries (which we use exclusively). I can send you the patch anyway, if you are interested.

Yes, thanks, that is definitely an option for the code we have access to. The problem is that there is a lot of code that we do not have direct access to, and we don't want to break the code of other developers. A deprecation warning for some transition time should do the job. We probably will add t...

Thanks - I was afraid that this would be the answer. I have seen that the last processed tag definition overwrites the old one, I was just checking if there was some option I did not see. About the tag names: we would need the lookup only in the direction from old tag names to tags; the other direct...

Hi, with dcmtk 3.6.0, a lot of tags have been renamed (because of the renaming in the DICOM standard). Is there a possibility to have both the new and old tag names for lookup? Background: we have a lot of code (mostly scripting) that uses the old tag names for lookup, and it would be good to have a...

Ah, thank you - I will try that version then.

No, I haven't tried this. I'm trying to integrate the new dcmtk in our build system, which builds on different platforms (under Windows VC8/VC9/VC10, 32 and 64 Bit), and checking in binaries for each platform is not really an option. I would try to use the old iconv version first, and if that doesn'...

Hi, I'm trying to compile dcmtk with the additional libraries (tiff, jpeg, xml2, iconv) as provided on the Download page, using Visual Studio under Windows. I found that the current iconv version doesn't support MSVC builds anymore, at least not out of the box. My question is: - do we really need th...