DICOM @ OFFIS

As far as I remember, the order of transfer syntaxes defined for a certain presentation context is significant. In other words, the storescp (when used with a configuration file) prefers the first transfer syntax of a presentation context that matches the SCU's proposal. [[TransferSyntaxes]] [Uncomp...

Is there a tool set in DCMTK library that I can use to correct/filter this noise from the original dcm file?

This depends on whether the problem is caused by the pixel data itself or by the other attributes from image pixel module (e.g. the various color/grayscale transformations).

Have you checked whether the limit comes from the PACS? findscu does not limit the number of responses unless you use option --cancel.

Is there any plan to support shared libraries but for windows?

Yes, it is on our to-do list. Thank you for your suggestions.

It seems that you really have no idea what DICOM Structured Reporting is and what it is not. So, you should probably start reading a good book on this topic. Maybe, an encapsulated PDF document (see pdf2dcm) is more appropriate for your purposes.

This line here is the reason for your problems: sprintf(GetCharValue, "%s", GetStringValue); GetStringValue is an instance of a C++ string class (same interface than standard string), so you have to call the method c_str() in order to get the char*. Your code used to work in previous versi...

I agree that the documentation of "dcmpsprt" could be more detailed. So, I've put down a note on our to-do list ... This tool was meant as a sample program for the DICOM print management part that is used within DICOMscope. Btw, many of your questions would probably be answered if you woul...

... this has changed in the meantime as you can see in the DCMRT forum.

As I've no idea what the "Mathlab DICOM server connection" does, have you already checked what the error/debug output of dcmqrscp is? Are you sure that you are using the configured AE title for the move ...

DICOM defines conformance on the SOP class level, i.e. as soon as an SCP accepts a SOP class (during the association negotiation) it has to (fully) support it. So, checking the message type only is a step too late. This is also the reason why storescp aborts when receiving anything else than C-ECHO ...

It seems like it would be preferable for promiscuous mode to only accept unknown storage SOP classes (or at least make this configurable). Yes, unfortunately, this information (storage SOP class or not) cannot be derived from a private SOP class UID. For me it is not a big deal, since there is a sm...

I cloned the master branch of DCMTK, compiled, and retested (with the same data set, so no non-standard SOP Clasees) That was really a good idea because now we know what the details of the N-ACTION-REQUEST message are: D: ===================== INCOMING DIMSE MESSAGE ==================== D: Message ...

Here is the reason for the rejection:

Client host rejected: cannot find your hostname

Our mail server does not talk to other systems that are not correctly configured (e.g. no DNS entry) in order to avoid too much SPAM.

i 'll try my private email

That's probably a good idea.

Did you read and follow the instructions on how to setup "dcmqrscp"? It is also available online.

You could also check whether CMake works on your system (if you've installed this package). So, start with a freshly unpacked DCMTK source code package (e.g. ~/dcmtk-3.6.0). Then create a new build directory (e.g. ~/dcmtk-build) and change to this directory (cd ~/dcmtk-build). Then call "cmake ...