[Dcmlib] multiframe streaming
Jean-Pierre ROUX
jean-pierre.roux at creatis.insa-lyon.fr
Sat Aug 18 23:55:55 CEST 2007
At 9:26 +0200 18/08/07, Mathieu Malaterre wrote:
Mathieu,
I think I missed something.
I thought Ahmed's problem was that some multiframes dicom files are
so huge that they cannot be loaded in memory (I saw CT-Multiframe
files holding 4000 images, 1024x1024, 16 bits pixels), and he would
like to perform a frame-by-frame reading, just to display the image.
Am I right, Ahmed?
For uncompressed files, it wouldn't be probabely too difficult to
write methods like gdcm::FileHelper::ReadFirstFrame(),
gdcm::FileHelper::ReadNextFrame()
Right now, a frame-by-frame reading is not possible in the general
case, because, for jpeg compressed files, we cannot be sure that a
'jpeg fragment' corresponds to a 'frame' (we have some images where
it doesn't -Mathieu, do you remember the nightmarish CR Philips
image?-), so, we have to uncompress the whole file before beeing able
to process it.
Jean-Pierre Roux
>Hi Ahmed,
>
> That look pretty cool, is this a student project ?
> My guess is that the easiest solution for you would be to reuse
>ffmpeg approach (GPL license). They divide their code into the codec
>and the file format. For the file format you simply have to use gdcm
>code into the ffmpeg framework. And for the codec, it will depend on
>your code, for mpeg2, reuse the ffmpeg one, for raw image, I am pretty
>sure they have something already.
> Once this part is done, VTK CVS has a ffmpeg bridge, so this part
>should be transparent (hopefully).
>
> Subscribe to ffmpeg mailing list and start from there. There code
>base is very readable (if you skip all the crazy optimization
>details).
>
>HTH
>-Mathieu
>
>On 8/18/07, ahmed saad <ahmedalysaad2004 at yahoo.com> wrote:
> >
> > Hello,
> > I'm new to GDCM from VTK/ITK background. I would like to implement a
> > simple multi-frame dicom viewer so you can play it as a video (e.g. for
> > cardiology applications).
> > Multi-frame dicom loops might be large. So a streaming frames on demand
> > might be a solution instead of loading the whole loop on memory.
> > Is there any hint to do that in GDCM and vtk.
> > Best regards,
> > Ahmed
> >
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