There are various things you could do:
(a)
How about making a gif movie that you can view in a web browser? E.g.,
convert -loop 1000 -quality 100 FC*.tif movie.gif
creates the file movie.gif with all your frames re-assembled.
(b)
To create MPEG, I guess you could use fink's mpegencode. But mpeg always
has some loss of image information. And I recall that using mpegencode is
not easy.
(c)
Buy the full version of Quicktime Player - it's really worth the money
with all the formats it can create.
Hope this helps,
Jens
On Wed, 24 Mar 2004, Jonathan Levi, M.D. wrote:
> I have a number of DICOM medical files, which are in the form of
> multi-frame cine loops. I want to play them back on my Mac, but I
> don't know any Mac application that can read them.
>
> Using the fink-package version of dcmtk, I can break up a DICOM file
> into Mac-recognizable images, i.e.
>
> dcmj2pnm -v -d +Tn +ot +Fa FC7ERRUZ FC7ERRUZ.tiff
>
> Problem is, this gives me each frame separately:
>
> writing frame 1 to FC7ERRUZ.tiff.0.tif
> writing frame 2 to FC7ERRUZ.tiff.1.tif
> writing frame 3 to FC7ERRUZ.tiff.2.tif
> writing frame 4 to FC7ERRUZ.tiff.3.tif
> writing frame 5 to FC7ERRUZ.tiff.4.tif
> writing frame 6 to FC7ERRUZ.tiff.5.tif
> writing frame 7 to FC7ERRUZ.tiff.6.tif
> writing frame 8 to FC7ERRUZ.tiff.7.tif
> writing frame 9 to FC7ERRUZ.tiff.8.tif...
>
> I can play these images as a loop using the "animate" ImageMagick
> command. But is there any way I can reassemble these individual files
> into a single file playable by QuickTime or some other player?
>
> Jonathan
>
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