Convert DICOM files such as magnetic resonance and computer tomography images, fluoroscopy and ultrasound images to a video file.

• ImageMagick
• ffmpeg

You need to specify an input directory, which is walked recursively. If --weigth and --height not specified, maximal available values for both will be used. Frame rate can be specified by --rate.

$ ./dicom --input ~/DICOM/ --overwrite --output ~/result.mp4 --rate 6 --width 600 --height 400