Osiri-LXIV multiframe images

[osiribi]

I can not open DICOM multiframe images (from GE ultrasound scanner, on CD from Siemens PACS) with Osiri-LXIV or Horos. They are not even displayed or asked to be imported (only the 5 single frames on the CD).
They can be seen and opened with Osiris Lite 32 bit (6880 images).

[bettar]

Could you possibly email me a link for me to download such DICOM file so I can reproduce the problem ?

[osiribi]

Dear Alex!

 

Link to download multiframe images (copied from CD-Rom)

 

One singleframe, plus 3 multiframes (consisting of 113, 321 and 541 images)

 

Everything works fine with Osirix Lite.

 

Today I tested a little bit, also with the ultrasound scanner.

 

Problem with Osiri LXIV (and Horos):

 

CD is automatically scannend (I can hear it), but not displayed as source, no pop-up, no message "xxx images found, what to do..." (yesterday with different settings on the ultrasound scanner for multiframe export  I got that message, but only single frames were counted and displayed).

 

I can import file per file manually from the CD-ROM, but if I choose "Copy links" nothing happens, only if I choose "copy files" everything works fine and I get lines in the db and can open images!

 

Best regards

Thomas

 

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Could you possibly email me a link for me to download such DICOM file so I can reproduce the problem ?

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[bettar]

I am not able to reproduce the problem because I don't have a CD drive (I am using a Mac Mini). I placed your files in a directory in my hard disk and I am able to import them in both cases, that is either choosing "Copy Files" or "Copy Links".