We would like to wish all our users a Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays or whatever you celebrate in your part of the world and a Happy New Year!

On this occasion we have a small gift for you - the new beta version with a refined Volume Rendering feature. Please check our beta program page for more details: Beta Program.

We have another beta version for you today. This time the orientation cube and the camera angles were added to better understand directions in the VR window.

Please go to our Beta Program page for more information.

Today we're releasing a new beta version with the Volume Rendering feature and the long-awaited support for SR Documents (Structured Reports).

Please go to our Beta Program page for more information.

We are happy to announce that the public release version of RadiAnt DICOM Viewer with the PACS client feature is now ready for download!

The list of changes for this version is available here.

As always, we will appreciate your feedback.

According to the DICOM standard, every conformant PACS host should support the default transfer syntax, which is Implicit VR Little Endian [1.2.840.10008.1.2]. However, thanks to our beta testers we found out that this is not always the case.

Some systems don't respect the default transfer syntax and require others for successful transfers. That's why in the latest release candidate version we've added support for multiple transfer syntaxes in PACS communication: Implicit VR LE, Explicit VR LE, Explicit VR BE, JPEG Lossless, JPEG LS Lossless, JPEG 2000 Lossless, JPEG Baseline, JPEG Extended, JPEG LS Lossy, JPEG 2000 Lossy, RLE.

The preferred transfer syntax can be set for each host. Hopefully this version resolves those rare issues with non-conformant PACS nodes.

See the changlog and download info.

With Windows 10 just around the corner, we have been testing our viewer using Windows 10 Insider Preview version and can confirm that RadiAnt DICOM Viewer is fully compatible with the new operating system from Microsoft arriving in July.

We're happy to announce a new RadiAnt with PACS client BETA version which hopefully will please many of you. Finally, the missing functionality is restored, you can now open several RadiAnt windows concurrently. Each window can be used to open different (or the same) studies. There are still some minor glitches that need to be resolved but a public release version seems to be closer than ever. Check our discussion forum for the full changelog.

Download it here: RadiAnt DICOM Viewer Beta Version

Please keep in mind that RadiAnt BETA versions expire even if a paid license key is installed.

This time we have a few fixes in the PACS client BETA version:

• Fixed rare failure in connection to some PACS devices.
• Fixed ocassionally interrupted PACS downloads (e.g. with Orthanc PACS server).
• Fixed bug that caused PACS search window to show duplicate studies.
• Fixed recently introduced bug that caused some type of CR images to appear in negative.
• Added optional error logging capability to help resolve communication problems with PACS devices.

Download it here: RadiAnt DICOM Viewer Beta Version

Please keep in mind that RadiAnt BETA versions expire even if a paid license key is installed.

We have uploaded another beta version with PACS client functionality. This time fixes and improvements to the export feature were applied. The speed of export in a 32-bit version should increase significantly.

Download it here: RadiAnt DICOM Viewer Beta Version

Please keep in mind that RadiAnt BETA versions expire even if a paid license key is installed.

We've already confirmed that RadiAnt, even though being a native Windows application, can run successfully on Linux. But how about Mac OS X? There's a Mac version of the necessary emulation package, Wine, so why not give it a try...

So we did give it a try. You can watch the result in this short movie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Tbo7RUTv_4 Spoiler warning! RadiAnt DICOM Viewer can run on Mac computers :-)

RadiAnt was developed only for Windows platform but it appears that it can also run on Linux systems with just a little help from the Wine package.

Although platforms other than Windows are not officially supported, we present a video tutorial how to install RadiAnt DICOM Viewer on Linux (Ubuntu 14.10 Desktop 64-bit).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YiUgMQ-D3Vk