DICOM @ OFFIS

... then the DICOM image probably uses JPEG-compressed pixel data (see transfer syntax). So, where exactly is your problem/question?

If your program crashes but the original "dcmj2pnm" works, then the problem is apparently with your program (which I do not know). What about using a debugger to find the reason for the crash?

Regarding 4) see the following commit as well as the documentation in "macros.txt".

What about more details on your program, e.g. which version of the DCMTK are you using. Is USE_NULL_SAFE_OFSTRING defined when compiling your program? And so on ...

Did you already check whether the memory is exhausted?

This is not a DCMTK issue but it seems that you did not really understand what's going on during association negotiation. The SCP selects a single transfer syntax per presentation context, so you should propose the two transfer syntaxes in two separate presentation contexts (using the same abstract ...

Thanks again for reporting this. Should be fixed now.

An ARROW has been added as a Compound Graphic Type in March 2010 with Supplement 120. This Supplement has also been incorporated into the 2011 edition of the DICOM standard.

how to save a arrow in PS file I guess you mean an anchor point that is associated with a textual annotation, right? Regarding your "new dcmpsmk": Since your template file looks pretty much like a 1:1 mapping of the DICOM Presentation State object, why don't you use XML and an appropriate...

Great, thanks for confirming this!

Thanks for the feedback!

Would it also be possible to test the current snapshot or the current development version from out git repository with GNU autoconf / configure?

The short answer is: Only shutters can be activated if present in the DICOM image, since the other constructs are never present in a DICOM image object.

First of all: What is the value of "ret2" and what is the output to the debug logger?

I guess you've seen the command line tool dcmmklut, right?

Compiling is not that complicated, but we could also make a Windows 32-bit binary of "dcmsend" available to you. Just send an email to dicom/at/offis/dot/de.

And, thank you for your kind offer. We would really appreciate if you could give us some feedback on this new tool

That's correct, storescu does not support the decompression of DICOM images - at least not officially. You could either run dcmdjpeg in order to decompress the image before sending it to the PACS or you could give the brand-new dcmsend a try: dcmsend --verbose --decompress-lossy 192.168.110.227 104 ...