Short version: Where is the 16-byte offset coming from when exporting an MPEG-4 video stream from a DICOM file with Pydicom via the following code? (And, bonus question, is it always a 16-byte offset?)

Short version: Where is the 16-byte offset coming from when exporting an MPEG-4 video stream from a DICOM file with Pydicom via the following code? (And, bonus question, is it always a 16-byte offset?)

Short version: Where is the 16-byte offset coming from when exporting an MPEG-4 video stream from a DICOM file with Pydicom via the following code? (And, bonus question, is it always a 16-byte offset?)

Short version: Where is the 16-byte offset coming from when exporting an MPEG-4 video stream from a DICOM file with Pydicom via the following code? (And, bonus question, is it always a 16-byte offset?)

Short version: Where is the 16-byte offset coming from when exporting an MPEG-4 video stream from a DICOM file with Pydicom via the following code? (And, bonus question, is it always a 16-byte offset?)

Short version: Where is the 16-byte offset coming from when exporting an MPEG-4 video stream from a DICOM file with Pydicom via the following code? (And, bonus question, is it always a 16-byte offset?)

Short version: Where is the 16-byte offset coming from when exporting an MPEG-4 video stream from a DICOM file with Pydicom via the following code? (And, bonus question, is it always a 16-byte offset?)

Short version: Where is the 16-byte offset coming from when exporting an MPEG-4 video stream from a DICOM file with Pydicom via the following code? (And, bonus question, is it always a 16-byte offset?)

Short version: Where is the 16-bytes offset coming from when exporting an MPEG-4 video stream with Pydicom via the following code? (And, bonus question, is it always a 16-bytes offset?)

I’m using pytnetdicom so I can build a script that transfers DICOM files. I am carrying out a test so that my computer can send the images and receive them with SCU and SCP services, but I am facing port connection problems :