Hi,
Check the Request Accept headers. Postman use as default */* and it works fine:
but Chrome use text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,image/avif,image/webp,image/apng,*/*;q=0.8,application/signed-exchange;v=b3;q=0.9.
If you copy Chrome's header and disable the default */*, you can reproduce it.
I think that is not an Orthanc's issue because the official DICOM headers are:
Accept Headers
| Category | Media Type | Support |
| Single Frame Image | image/jpeg | default |
| image/gif | required |
| image/png | required |
| image/jp2 | optional |
| Multi-frame Image | image/gif | optional |
| Video | video/mpeg | optional |
| video/mp4 | optional |
| video/H265 | optional |
| Text | text/html | default |
| text/plain | required |
| text/xml | required |
| text/rtf | optional |
| application/pdf | optional
|
- Following DICOM standards, is no need for */* support but Orthanc allows that.
- Chrome's headers are not compatible with DICOM media types.
Solution: find a way to force Chrome to use a WADO valid header.
Regards,
TK