Hi There!
Long break, uh? Well, dear visitors, I have received a lot of emails asking about multiframe DICOM files. This time we will see an approach on how to build such files. A multiframe DICOM file usually has the meaning of a video file. You can open it in a DICOM viewer and then playback its frames.
To achieve such behavior we will need to know how to extract image frames from a MPEG-2 video file. FFMPEG program is a wonderful tool and complete, cross-platform solution to record, convert and stream audio and video. Also you can get Windows versions of FFMPEG here or here. Once your download is done unpack the FFMPEG file to you root directory and type the following command in your command prompt window:
