DICOM @ OFFIS

[MPEG2] TransferSyntaxes = MPEG2 PresentationContexts = StorageCompressedAndUncompressed Don't mix TransferSyntaxes into the profile secition. Explained top down: You have some profiles under the [[Profiles]] section. For storescu and storescp, you select one of these profiles that specify the comp...

Hi,

try reading the documentation that comes with DCMTK: dcmnet/docs/asconfig.txt

Hope that helps,
Michael

Hi Anja, this seems to be a very unspecific question. In most cases, it is a bad idea to just copy a DICOM file (or a complete series) and to then customize it because it is quite likely that you will forget to change some attributes according to the new image data. Private attributes should be dele...

Hi, It seems that storescu fails to negotiate the Video Photographic Image SOP class with the PACS. Are you sure your Osirix installation accepts images of Video Photographic Image SOP class? Also, if that works, be sure that you are proposing the correct transfer syntax with storescu (I dont know w...

Hi, not a Macro, but I just said "Marco" implemented that :) You can get a CVS snapshot - I will send a link to your forum email adress. ad 1) Difficult to say. You always can have private data in the file (maybe thumbnails or whatever) which makes it impossible to stop reading after certa...

Hi, I guess you only have two possibilities, either you receive the full dataset in memory or you write it to disk immediately, circumventing heavy memory usage. Take a look into storescp.cc code to see how to accomplish both - for receiving the dataset you call DIMSE_storeProvider(..) with either a...

Hi, actually DCMTK does not read long tag values (ie pixel data) into memory when parsing but only loads them on demand. You can control DCMTKs behaviour, as for example dcmdump does with the options: +M --load-all load very long tag values (default) -M --load-short do not load very long values (e.g...

Hm, just what it says : if you want to use option --exec-on-eostudy, you also have to use option --sort-conc-studies.

So add --sort-conc-studies to your commandline (that will sort received images into study subfolders).

Regards,
Michael

Yes, of course you are right; Group Length are more a theoretical solution

Regards,
Michael

Hi, unfortunately there is no way to find the pixel data without parsing the complete file. Some people rely on the Pixel Data element being the last in the dataset and to calculate its size (for CTs) with 512*512*2 bytes, but that does not work in general! You sometimes can speed up reading a DICOM...

- I don't have the same problem with my Windows XP box. Does the error occur on both systems, Windows 2000 and Windows XP? - Did you build Visual Studio files yourself or did you read the installation instructions (INSTALL file that comes with source code) and used CMake to build them? - If you foll...

There is another error in your commandline, option -xcs also takes an argument: --exec-on-eostudy ommand: string (only w/ -ss) execute command c after having received and processed all C-STORE-Request messages that belong to one study [/quote] You have to specify which command should be executed aft...

Hi, as documented for storescp, option -xf --config-file [f]ilename [p]rofile: string use profile p from config file f takes two arguments: The file with configuration information *and* the profile from this file you want to use. If you are using the default configuration file coming with DCMTK, the...

Hi Sergio,

Hm, never seen this error before -
which Windows OS, processor platform and compiler are you using?

Regards,
Michael

Hi,

maybe you can use "dcmodify -i RescaleIntercept=-32768 c:\comparativa\b.IMG " to insert the attribute?

Regards,
Michael