Re: Re: Re:Re: 32bit depth problem

Hello Manuel,

short message before I went to break.

My customer never tried before using Citrix with MagicWEB. Also the other
way trying to use 24bit with MagicWEB and a fatclient.

"roentgen pictures" was a poor try of a translation for pictures shot by a
X-ray equipment for radiography (X-ray pattern?). Sorry, my translation
was really stinky ;)

I know Dicom but never saw it in action. I don't think that MagicWEB is
cheap but the hospital of my customer got someone who is really good in
debating. We are also formelly known as "Data Plan Solutions". The both
guys who found the company left the company and found my acutally
employer. We have good contacts to "Siemens Medical Solutions Health Care"
and so I think that MagicWEB can base on a Siemens System.

For watching such big pictures under a terminal... I think that's the
wrong way and it's to expensive. How big must be the server for handling
picture-files with a size up to 20 MB? The network there got a
2Gb-Backbone with 100Mbit Fullduplex... it's really good (at the moment).
But you know the docs, aren't you? ;) ...it's just the best if they can
look 50 pictures in one moment... poor network, poor server, poor system
operator ;)

Greetings
Stephan



> El mié, 21-09-2005 a las 09:01 +0200, Stephan Joachim Stein escribió:
>> No way ;)
>>
>> By the way... I told the information to my customer. He was really
>> surprised :D RDP-clients also support only the solutions till 24bit.
>
> I can't figure where is the problem, Stephan:
>
> -Citrix Pres.Server can't share applications with more than 24 bits
> -Citrix Client can't configure a remote application with more than 24
> bits
>
> So I have a few questions:
>
> -Did your client work with MagicWeb under Citrix before?
>
> D-id you try to work with MagicWeb locally with 24bits?
>
> I don't know this software (we use eFilm but still looking for a
> compact, easy, translated to spanish and cheap (perhaps free)
> application to view Dicom images.
>
> I don't know exactly what "roentgen pictures" means, but I imagine this
> is another technical image format, just lik DiCom.
>
> In other way, I think view this kind of images under Citrix is to loose
> server power and network speed. Citrix is great, but this bigger images
> still spend a lot of proccessor power in the farm and, depending of the
> user management of the images, a lot of network resources too.
> --
> Manuel Tornos <[email protected]>
> Hospital POVISA
>
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