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Question for those with any working experience with the Hungarian diagnostic software I've seen discussed here. I'm reading that it allows access to coding options so could I actually fully recode my standard hi-Fi to top hi-Fi DSP when I get everything installed? Obviously I'd need to take my X to the dealer to be coded for DSP BUT if I can do it with that software it would behoove me more to purchase it. I just wasn't sure to what extent the coding features were and if I'd still need a trip to the dealer.

Thanks in advance guys

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Appreciate the link, Puddinboo. Looks likes some very good information.

i got the software just haven`t tried it yet, so i can`t answer your question, i do have it installed on my laptop though with no issues.

The software is everything a dealer will have so theres no necessary trip...

Only thing i can see is dsp would need to be done with a more "advanced coding" editor which is ncsexpert. SSS doesnt have advanced features, when i used it, it just had like coding features to specific keyfobs, drls on/off, stuff to do with locks like 2 clicks to open both doors versus one (2 clicks as in 1 only opens drivers door) etc.


Ncs is a far more advanced program and you need to know what your doing and changing or can mess stuff up. I know my way around gt1/inpa/sss but havent got a chance to play and learn with ncs.


Only one it could possibly be in is GT1- as ive never looked i to the sound module options, if its not then ncs.

IMO there is a significant learning curve to be comfortable doing coding. The following may be helpful: BMW forum. Diagnostics, coding, programming, repair BMW vehicles. - Powered by vBulletin

I had a hunch this would not likely be DIYable by myself even with said software. I think I'll let the dealer do the coding I need when the time comes.

However I'll likely buy the software anyway as it looks to be top notch for diagnostic endeavors.