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119 simultaneously call the GDCM decoder/transcoder. This is useful to 119 simultaneously call the GDCM decoder/transcoder. This is useful to
120 avoid uncontrolled CPU or RAM usage if many people are connected to 120 avoid uncontrolled CPU or RAM usage if many people are connected to
121 the same Orthanc server. By default, no throttling is applied, and 121 the same Orthanc server. By default, no throttling is applied, and
122 an unrestricted number of threads can call GDCM simultaneously. 122 an unrestricted number of threads can call GDCM simultaneously.
123 123
124 * ``BuiltinDecoderTranscoderOrder`` is a configuration option of the 124 * Starting with Orthanc 1.7.0, ``BuiltinDecoderTranscoderOrder`` is a
125 Orthanc core (i.e. outside of the ``Gdcm`` section) that can be used 125 configuration option of the Orthanc core (i.e. outside of the
126 to control whether the built-in DCMTK decoder/transcoder is applied 126 ``Gdcm`` section) that can be used to control whether the built-in
127 before or after GDCM. 127 DCMTK decoder/transcoder is applied before or after GDCM.
128 128
129 As a complement to the ``Enable`` option, you also have the 129 As a complement to the ``Enable`` option, you also have the
130 possibility to restrict the GDCM decoder/transcoder to some specific 130 possibility to restrict the GDCM decoder/transcoder to some specific
131 `transfer syntaxes 131 `transfer syntaxes
132 <http://dicom.nema.org/medical/dicom/current/output/html/part05.html#chapter_10>`__ 132 <http://dicom.nema.org/medical/dicom/current/output/html/part05.html#chapter_10>`__