Getting file names...
Reading DICOM image...
WARNING: In /home/ec2-user/Projects/CIP-Build/ITKv4/Modules/IO/GDCM/src/itkGDCMSeriesFileNames.cxx, line 67
GDCMSeriesFileNames (0xe1b910): /home/ec2-user/Projects/CIP/Testing/Data/Input/ct-64Dicom/ is not a directory
WARNING: In /home/ec2-user/Projects/CIP-Build/ITKv4/Modules/IO/GDCM/src/itkGDCMSeriesFileNames.cxx, line 114
GDCMSeriesFileNames (0xe1b910): No Series can be found, make sure your restrictions are not too strong
Exception caught while reading dicom:
itk::ExceptionObject (0xe24b20)
Location: "unknown"
File: /home/ec2-user/Projects/CIP-Build/ITKv4/Modules/IO/ImageBase/include/itkImageSeriesReader.hxx
Line: 123
Description: itk::ERROR: ImageSeriesReader(0xe1fdb0): At least one filename is required.
Exception detected while reading /home/ec2-user/Projects/CIP-Build/CIP-build/CommandLineTools/Testing/Output/ConvertDicom_Test_ct-64.nrrd : Could not create IO object for reading file /home/ec2-user/Projects/CIP-Build/CIP-build/CommandLineTools/Testing/Output/ConvertDicom_Test_ct-64.nrrd
The file doesn't exist.
Filename = /home/ec2-user/Projects/CIP-Build/CIP-build/CommandLineTools/Testing/Output/ConvertDicom_Test_ct-64.nrrd
Exception detected while reading /home/ec2-user/Projects/CIP/CommandLineTools/ConvertDicom/Data/Baseline/ConvertDicom_Test_dummy_lm.nrrd : Could not create IO object for reading file /home/ec2-user/Projects/CIP/CommandLineTools/ConvertDicom/Data/Baseline/ConvertDicom_Test_dummy_lm.nrrd
The file doesn't exist.
Filename = /home/ec2-user/Projects/CIP/CommandLineTools/ConvertDicom/Data/Baseline/ConvertDicom_Test_dummy_lm.nrrd
Exception detected while reading /home/ec2-user/Projects/CIP/CommandLineTools/ConvertDicom/Data/Baseline/ConvertDicom_Test_dummy_lm.nrrd : Could not create IO object for reading file /home/ec2-user/Projects/CIP/CommandLineTools/ConvertDicom/Data/Baseline/ConvertDicom_Test_dummy_lm.nrrd
The file doesn't exist.
Filename = /home/ec2-user/Projects/CIP/CommandLineTools/ConvertDicom/Data/Baseline/ConvertDicom_Test_dummy_lm.nrrd
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