Hi Dr Craggs

Life is good, thanks. I hope the same for you.

I'm using dcm2niix on the command line. I particularly like the control over the output filename. So I'm doing the following:
dcm2niix -m y -z y -o ${niftidirectory} -f SubID001_%t_s%s_%d ${dicomdirectory}

This gives me files like the ones above, e.g.:
GP_012_20170614125337_s2_2.5mm_Axials

I've been combining a fairly large set of clinical CTs for my study, so I've been using our imaging analysis network's grid engine to handle the many instances of dcm2niix that the data require.

Paul