hi, there
my problem is how to review image from ultrasound on time by picture box and then capture and save picture
can anyone help me?!?!? thank you
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hi, there
my problem is how to review image from ultrasound on time by picture box and then capture and save picture
can anyone help me?!?!? thank you
If you're talking about interfacing with external hardware then that hardware will pretty much always come with accompanying software, so the first thing you should do is review the documentation for that software.
Most ultrasound equipment can save images on a USB-stick as a *.jpg.
So not sure what you mean with "review image from ultrasound on time"
Thank u jmcilhinney!
But my company is using another software and we want to connect to ultrasound by our software. Can you help me, i try to find but i can see
namrekka!
i want to see image on my form when the doctor use ultrasound. it similarly i watch TV
You can't connect to the untrasound hardware directly unless you know the low-level protocol it uses. The manufacturer provides software to abstract away those low-level hardware calls. Your software talks to the manufacturers software and that talks to the hardware.Quote:
Originally Posted by dangngoc
i think the ultrasound connect to computer via a parallel port, so i think i can get animation from ultrasound via the port
You can get bytes from the port. If you don't know what those bytes mean then they're useless to you. That's what the manufacturer's software is for. It does know what the bytes mean so it can interpret them and pass the data on to you in a meaningful form. If you still don't get it then you probably never will so I won't be explaining any further regardless.Quote:
Originally Posted by dangngoc
Most ultrasound equipment has a video out. Its a BNC connector giving NTSC/PAL video signal. So with any monitor or a PC with video-in can be hooked up.
May I ask what "your software" is?
BTW the parallel port is used for printing the image.
If the machine has a network connector its only used for storing the images on a PACS system. No video there.