Configuring Cine Settings
Path
Settings > Image Display > Cine
Steps
- Modify the following settings as needed.
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Optional: When you finish configuring all settings, click Close.
General Setting
Use the following setting to configure single-image speed.
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Single Image Speed (Sec) |
In the text box, enter a number for the image speed between 0.01 and 30 seconds. The default value is 1. |
Multiframe Settings
Use the following settings to configure multiframe images and series to automatically play and loop during scroll.
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A multiframe viewport applies to:
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Auto-play |
The Auto-play setting has the following options:
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Enable Auto-play in Tile Mode |
Use this option to automatically play cine in viewports that are in Tile Mode. |
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Loop during scroll |
Use this option to control looping while you scroll in a multiframe viewport, allowing you to scroll through to the edge of a loop. See Using Looping During Scroll. This setting is cleared by default. |
Default Cine Playback Speed Settings
Use the following settings to select a modality and configure the default cine speed (measured in frames-per-second) if recommended/DICOM default frame rates are not available.
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Default Cine Playback Speed |
Select one of the following options:
As you select a modality, the Default speed (fps) field is updated. |
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Default Speed (fps) |
In the text box, enter a number for the default speed between 0.5 to 120.
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Ignore DICOM Frame Rate |
For US and XA modalities, this checkbox displays.
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Results
Synapse automatically saves any updated options and displays the following message in the bottom-left corner of the window: Successfully saved.Synapse displays the following message that you must take the following action to apply the settings: Refresh the Synapse browser window for settings to apply.
Cine Enhancements Video
This video demonstrates the Cine Enhancements in Synapse PACS 7.4.2.
For more information about this video tutorial, see Video Tutorials.