The next version of Imebra (0.0.37), the open source Dicom library from Puntoexe, will have a C# wrapper thanks to new SWIG headers that are being added to the library.

The C#  wrapper will allow to use Imebra in .NET and MONO environments.

Click here for more information about SWIG.

Click here for more information about Imebra.

A preview version of DicomXBridge has been released.

DicomXBridge is a Dicom ocx that allows host applications to read Dicom files, display the embedded images, retrieve the data stored by the modalities.
It is based on the open source library Imebra.

DicomXBridge will replace CImageBufferX once completed

Click here for more information about DicomXBridge . 

The version 0.0.36 of Imebra, the open source Dicom library from Puntoexe, has been released.

The following features have been implemented:

• Closes #7 (memoryPool isn't thread safe)
• The memory string now is managed by an auto_ptr
• In the memoryPool minimized the number of moved pointers when a memory object is reused
• The dataSet doesn't need to retrieve the images handlers anymore when updating the offsets table
• The dicom codec doesn't need to retrieve the handlers anymore when calculating the tag size
• viewHelper now accepts a null pointer as image
• VOILUT now returns the right voilut description
• puntoexe::memory hides the string of bytes
• Added the class puntoexe::imebra::waveform to handle waveforms embedded in puntoexe::imebra::dataSet
• Added SWIG headers (partial)

As promised in the past, the SVN repository for Imebra (the open source Dicom library from Puntoexe) has gone public and is available at:
https://secure.svnrepository.com/s_puntoexe/imebra/trunk

A Trac instance will also be available very soon.
Trac will be used as wiki and bug tracker.

A new version of Dicom Media Bridge has been released.

The new version includes several improvements in the system resources management and provides two new shell extensions that allow to display the Dicom tags directly in the files explorer and to copy the Dicom images from the files explorer into your preferred application.

Click here to jump to the Dicom Media Bridge web page .