vdtovx − Convert a directory of DICOM images to VisionX images

vdtovx [-H] [if=<inputfile>] [dd=<value>] [wd=<value>] [-p3] [-p10] [-s3] [-s10] [-a] [-r] [-nf] [-b] [-v] [-d] [-A] [-dcm] [x=<value>] [-i] [zt=] [-e] [-]

Vdtovx converts a directory of DICOM images into VisionX images. This can be done by either using a transfer information file (generated by vdstorage) that lists the storage directory and images, or by specifying a working directory. In the former case, the DICOM part3 files will be converted to VisionX. In the later case, the -p3 or -p10 options needs to be used to convert the part3 or part10 files in the working directory.

The -s3 or -s10 options can be used to save the DICOM files. The -b option is used to blind the pateint name with the MRN.

if=

input config file (required, implies relay defaults)

dd=

destination dir (default = srv)

wd=

directory in which to operate if using -p3 or -p10 (default = .)

-p3

convert DICOM Part 3 files in current dir (or wd)

-p10

convert DICOM Part 10 files in current dir(or wd)

-s3

preserve DICOM Part 3 files (don’t delete)

-s10

preserve DICOM Part 10 files (don’t delete)

-a

ignore acquisition numbers in grouping

-b

blind the patient name with the MRN

-nf

generate files without frame markers

-v

verbose operation

-d

debug verbose operation

-A

convert all valid p10 files in directory

-dcm

convert all p10 files in directory with .dcm extension

x=

convert all p10 files in directory with extension x

-i

print the file grouping information, without doing the transformation

zt=

set tolerance for grouping (only applies to -i)

-e

specifies that input files have no extension (overrides default of .dcm)

vdcmb(1), vdcminfo(1), vdcmtovx(1), vrserver(1)

A.P. Reeves & A.B. Chan 2002