For some reason I am having issues with this subject in particular and I am not sure about the cause of that.
Could someone help me converting these files and telling me what could be wrong?
All of the acquisition times in the Dicom files seem to be the same, so that is not a great sorting technique here. To evaluate the sorting, use something like “-save_details DET”, which will save a few DET* text files, showing what is influencing the sorting.
These files, as I see is noted in the Dimon help output, seem to be sorted (according to the common REL Instance Number) in slice-major order, meaning all images for slice 0 come first, then all for slice 1, and continued over time. So a better way to go might be use use that natural ordering, and add the -order_as_zt option.
Unless specified, -dicom_org uses the REL instance number for sorting (see the “RIN” column of the DET files), which works here, after flipping the time and z positions with -order_as_zt.
Give that a try and see how it goes.
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