[MINC-users] New dcm2mnc test code for Linux

[Christina Roßmanith]

Hi,

I've tested your software for our data. Do I have to worry about the 
following WARNING messages?

Christina Rossmanith

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Checking file types...   assuming files are Syngo DICOM (CD/Export).
Parsing 568 files    |<--------------------------------------------------->|
Sorting 568 files...   Done sorting files.
Processing files, one series at a time...
-Parsing series info |<--------------------------------------------------->|
-Creating minc file  |<--------------------------------------------------->|
-Parsing series info |<--------------------------------------------------->|
-Creating minc file  |<--------------------------------------------------->|
-Parsing series info |<--------------------------------------------------->|
WARNING: calculated slice width (-1.0000000000) disagrees with file's 
slice width (1.0000000000)
-Creating minc file  |<--------------------------------------------------->|
-Parsing series info |<--------------------------------------------------->|
WARNING: calculated slice width (-1.2500000000) disagrees with file's 
slice width (1.2500000000)
-Creating minc file  |<--------------------------------------------------->|
-Parsing series info |<--------------------------------------------------->|
-Creating minc file  |<--------------------------------------------------->|
-Parsing series info |<--------------------------------------------------->|
-Creating minc file  |<--------------------------------------------------->|
Done processing files.


Robert VINCENT wrote:

>Hi all,
>
>I've got a new binary release of my dcm2mnc converter available for
>Linux at:
>
>http://www.bic.mni.mcgill.ca/~bert/dcm2mnc-2.0.002-i386-linux.tar.gz
>
>If you have any "problem data", please give this new code a try.  I have
>added some support for Philips and GE proprietary fields to this version.
>It should handle functional data from either manufacturer, and may handle
>PET as well as MRI data in some cases.
>
>Please let me know of any interesting successes or problems!
>
>I'm still working towards a source release of this code sometime
>reasonably soon.  Ultimately it will be folded into the MINC
>distributions.
>
>Thanks,
>
>	-bert
>
>
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