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Hey @jcupitt Thanks a lot for your feedback! Makes a lot more sense now. I did try your short snippet but still it only wrote one of the channels. Tried...

Dear John, To experiment a bit more I experted the qptiff image as an ome.tif via qupath. When opening the ome.tif file on vipsdisp, it looks good. ![Screenshot from 2024-09-16...

I think I did yes: ```python #!/usr/bin/env python3 import sys import pyvips im = pyvips.Image.new_from_file(sys.argv[1]) num_channels = im.bands image_height = im.height # split to separate image planes and stack vertically...

Yes, pretty much, at this point the only thing I need to do is take the one tif per IF channel that I have performed the modifications on and merge...

I have just sent you an email with the example file and the use case! Hope that helps! Thanks a lot!!

Dear @jcupitt This works perfectly! Thank you so much for your help! Indeed this file was quite tricky to work with, but at least we figured it out now! Cheers,...

Hello @bgilbert and @jcupitt Regarding split image level support, I suspect it will be a recuring theme considering it is the default DICOM output setting for some scanners, but as...

Thanks a lot @jcupitt, indeed the `tiled_full_ext_offset_table_std_local` file is the only one that worked for me aswell. I'm glad the isses with tiled_sparse files could also be solved. Regarding the...

Hey @arngaillard, If you want to verify whether it is an issue with the files or an installation issue, you can pull a docker container that I made that has...

Hey @arngaillard , Sure! Here is the dockerfile structure: ``` FROM nvidia/cuda:12.2.0-runtime-ubuntu22.04 # Set non-interactive mode ENV DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive # System update and install basic tools RUN apt update && \...