Unfortunately I didn't have success with the commands:
Dimon -save_file_list good.files -dicom_org -infile_pat '*' -quit
Dimon running, use <ctrl-c> to quit...
-- scanning for first volume
-- checking 2473 potential DICOM files... 2%** failed to read file '02274386' as dicom
** failed to read file '02274397' as dicom
** failed to read file '02274408' as dicom
** failed to read file '02274419' as dicom
** failed to read file '02274430' as dicom
** failed to read file '02274441' as dicom
** failed to read file '02274452' as dicom
** failed to read file '02274463' as dicom
** failed to read file '02274474' as dicom
** failed to read file '02274485' as dicom
** failed to read file '02274496' as dicom
** failed to read file '02274507' as dicom
** failed to read file '02274518' as dicom
** failed to read file '02274529' as dicom
** failed to read file '02274540' as dicom
** failed to read file '02274551' as dicom
79%++ DICOM file has Rescale tags, enforcing them...
(no more Rescale tags messages will be printed)
91%** MRD: IMAGE_LOCATION and SLICE_LOCATION disagree:
z coord from IL = -72.052917, from SL = -72.232124
(using IMAGE_LOCATION)
100%
++ found 2457 DICOM files
-- dicom sort : 24 inversions, 16 non-DICOM files
(dicom_org was useful)
-- first volume found (1 slices)
-- scanning for additional volumes...
-- run 1: 1 2 3 (volume retry test for warning 'Vol toasted'...)
Dimon(5790) malloc: *** error for object 0x80f600: incorrect checksum for freed object - object was probably modified after being freed.
*** set a breakpoint in malloc_error_break to debug
Dimon(5790) malloc: *** error for object 0x80f600: incorrect checksum for freed object - object was probably modified after being freed.
*** set a breakpoint in malloc_error_break to debug
** MRD: failed to determine dicom image orientation
Dimon(5790) malloc: *** error for object 0x12000e: Non-aligned pointer being freed
*** set a breakpoint in malloc_error_break to debug
** failed to read file '02313281' as dicom
(retry OK - no errors)
Bus error
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Any input would be greatly appreciated!
Andrew