Hello all,
I've downloaded and tested this programm. It does not work as desired for me.
My command line is:
convertcp 28591 650001 /i "Quell-DCM.dcm" /o "Quell-DCM.dc_.dcm"
The output is the help message.
What's wrong? Anybody had equal experiences?
regards
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The reason is that 650001 is an invalid code page. In case you want to convert to UTF-8 use codepage 65001 (with only two zeros) or just pass "UTF-8" instead of the numeric value.
Hope this helps
Steffen
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Haha, yeah I recall that I wrote that piece of code. Although I can't even tell anymore where I ever published it. However, glad to hear it's still helpful.
Steffen
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Anonymous
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2023-02-14
I discovered this download is detected by AV as containing a threat:
Artemis!CAF5EB764F2F
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FWIW SourceForge also performs a malware check. As long as you see a green shield icon next to the download button on the CONVERTCP main page it's considered to be okay.
Steffen
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Anonymous
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2023-08-22
Hi Steffen,
searching for a solution to run convertcp with "*" in the filename. (because the filename changes every day) convertcp 65001 1252 /i "SFSF_TO_Remedy_*.csv" /o "chris1252.asc"
this does not find the source file although existing....
Martin
Last edit: Steffen 2023-08-22
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I updated your post to make the asterisks visible that have been interpreted as Markdown elements for italic formatting ...
Have a look at the Wiki https://sourceforge.net/p/convertcp/wiki/Home/#db55 ff
While CONVERTCP doesn't support globbing (i.e. searching filenames with wildcard characters), all shell scripting languages that I'm aware of do support it. Unfortunately you didn't tell what kind of Shell script you're using to call CONVERTCP. In case of Windows Batch, the command line would look like so: for %%i in ("SFSF_TO_Remedy_*.csv") do convertcp 65001 1252 /i "%%~i" /o "chris1252.asc"
Steffen
Last edit: Steffen 2023-08-22
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Hello all,
I've downloaded and tested this programm. It does not work as desired for me.
My command line is:
convertcp 28591 650001 /i "Quell-DCM.dcm" /o "Quell-DCM.dc_.dcm"
The output is the help message.
What's wrong? Anybody had equal experiences?
regards
Hello Thomas,
The reason is that 650001 is an invalid code page. In case you want to convert to UTF-8 use codepage 65001 (with only two zeros) or just pass "UTF-8" instead of the numeric value.
Hope this helps
Steffen
Sorry for that,
and thank you for the help. Typo - like so often.
Have a nice day.
You're welcome. I'm happy if the tool is helpful for you.
Steffen
Unrelated to this topic , Steffen. I wanted to thank you for your vbs script on cng2jpg in 2018. Life saver!
- Gerhard
Haha, yeah I recall that I wrote that piece of code. Although I can't even tell anymore where I ever published it. However, glad to hear it's still helpful.
Steffen
I discovered this download is detected by AV as containing a threat:
Artemis!CAF5EB764F2F
There are always AV engines that complain about the binaries. I don't care at all because I wrote the code and I know those are just false positives. So, you should actually blame it on the AV vendors for not being able to develop their engines to reliably distinguish between harmless programs and malware. I always upload the binaries to VirusTotal myself. Currently
x86:
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/4700bd124f7b6e01fac05cfbc511dafef84e70e741bf91b129f5c328561757c5
x64:
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/b3c9112f31a49a3aa8de6bed89b77fc5afed2a746f9e489c7b3c9cd7396c87db
And over there I wrote about the actual reason why I upload the files to VirusTotal:
https://www.dostips.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=7570&start=60#p57914
FWIW SourceForge also performs a malware check. As long as you see a green shield icon next to the download button on the CONVERTCP main page it's considered to be okay.
Steffen
Hi Steffen,
searching for a solution to run convertcp with
"*"in the filename. (because the filename changes every day)convertcp 65001 1252 /i "SFSF_TO_Remedy_*.csv" /o "chris1252.asc"this does not find the source file although existing....
Martin
Last edit: Steffen 2023-08-22
Hi Martin,
I updated your post to make the asterisks visible that have been interpreted as Markdown elements for italic formatting ...
Have a look at the Wiki
https://sourceforge.net/p/convertcp/wiki/Home/#db55 ff
While CONVERTCP doesn't support globbing (i.e. searching filenames with wildcard characters), all shell scripting languages that I'm aware of do support it. Unfortunately you didn't tell what kind of Shell script you're using to call CONVERTCP. In case of Windows Batch, the command line would look like so:
for %%i in ("SFSF_TO_Remedy_*.csv") do convertcp 65001 1252 /i "%%~i" /o "chris1252.asc"Steffen
Last edit: Steffen 2023-08-22