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author | Sebastien Jodogne <s.jodogne@gmail.com> |
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63 If your disk space is limited, besides :ref:`recycling`, you should | 63 If your disk space is limited, besides :ref:`recycling`, you should |
64 also consider using **disk space compression**. When compression is | 64 also consider using **disk space compression**. When compression is |
65 enabled, Orthanc compresses the incoming DICOM instances on-the-fly | 65 enabled, Orthanc compresses the incoming DICOM instances on-the-fly |
66 before writing them to the filesystem, using `zlib | 66 before writing them to the filesystem, using `zlib |
67 <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zlib>`_. This is useful, because the | 67 <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zlib>`_. This is useful, because the |
68 images are often stored as raw, uncompressed arrays in DICOM | 68 images are often stored as raw, uncompressed arrays in DICOM |
69 instances: The size of a typical DICOM instance can hopefully be | 69 instances: The size of a typical DICOM instance can hopefully be |
70 divided by a factor 2 through lossless compression. This compression | 70 divided by a factor 2 through lossless compression. This compression |
71 process is transparent to the user, as Orthanc automatically | 71 process is transparent to the user, as Orthanc automatically |
72 decompresses the file before sending it back to the external world. | 72 decompresses the file before sending it back to the external world. |