DVD Video coding

[OAM]

Has anyone coded their 1m to play DVD's in motion? Is it possible to play videos off an ipod/iphone on the nav screen as well when the coding is done?

[Dackelone]

It is possible. I know the Germans do this type of coding all the time.

Some vendors will use a box that plugs into the car. I would prefer to have my car coded.

[KKS]

I have done it to my 1M, it works very well and is very easy to do. All you need is a cable and 30 minutes of your time. I also managed to code in 6NR option as this option isn't available in my country.

The video from the iphone/ipod will work once you have VIM.

[v1k0d3n]

Originally Posted by KKS

I have done it to my 1M, it works very well and is very easy to do. All you need is a cable and 30 minutes of your time. I also managed to code in 6NR option as this option isn't available in my country.

The video from the iphone/ipod will work once you have VIM.

KKS I've been trying to look up the code specific to this. Do you have this by chance? Seems there's a little confusion up on "another BMW coding forum" depending on idrive, year, etc. I haven't seen anything 1M specific (not to say that there is anything specific to the 1M), but I'm looking for a good software/cable combo + the code to enable DVD-in-motion. Can you help with this?

[toni8284]

KKS

I would like to know that you are using the same method as coding VIM on a 135 right?

If not, can u tell me how?

[OAM]

Yeah same here, I'm new to coding and have just been reading up on it as much as I can, but haven't seen anything specific to a 1m. Any more details or even a tutorial on this would be great.

[mikewills]

Originally Posted by OAM

Has anyone coded their 1m to play DVD's in motion? Is it possible to play videos off an ipod/iphone on the nav screen as well when the coding is done?

If you're looking specifically to enable the dvdinmotion and nothing else, here is an easy solution. You avoid any potential warranty issues associated with coding. The disc disables a feature in only the idrive system and can be easily reversed.

http://dvdinmotion.com/how-it-works

[v1k0d3n]

Originally Posted by mikewills

If you're looking specifically to enable the dvdinmotion and nothing else, here is an easy solution. You avoid any potential warranty issues associated with coding. The disc disables a feature in only the idrive system and can be easily reversed.

http://dvdinmotion.com/how-it-works

Completely agree. That is the safest route for sure. I believe that you can (for the price of a cable) do the same exact thing with coding. It can also be reversed. I've read that it can be acheived by changing the following values (which are the speed lock min/max functions) of:

PARZUWEISUNG_FSW : {00003000} 00000017 0001 22CD {} (FF) {68} {} : 
PARZUWEISUNG_PSW1 : 0009 (00) :
PARZUWEISUNG_PSW1 : 06FD (08) : 
PARZUWEISUNG_PSW1 : 07A6 (03) :
PARZUWEISUNG_FSW : {00003000} 00000018 0001 22CC {} (FF) {68} {} : 
PARZUWEISUNG_PSW1 : 0009 (00) :
PARZUWEISUNG_PSW1 : 06FC (0A) : 
PARZUWEISUNG_PSW1 : 07A6 (03) :

to the following:

PARZUWEISUNG_FSW : {00003000} 00000017 0001 22CD {} (FF) {68} {} : 
PARZUWEISUNG_PSW1 : 0009 (00) :
PARZUWEISUNG_PSW1 : 06FD (08) : 
PARZUWEISUNG_PSW1 : 07A6 (FF) :
PARZUWEISUNG_FSW : {00003000} 00000018 0001 22CC {} (FF) {68} {} : 
PARZUWEISUNG_PSW1 : 0009 (00) :
PARZUWEISUNG_PSW1 : 06FC (0A) : 
PARZUWEISUNG_PSW1 : 07A6 (FF) :

apparently, 07A6 (03) is the representation for 3kmh. When you change this value to FF you're essentially changing this to the hex value = to decimal 255kmh. I believe you can change these values in CIC.CXX file. Apparently, to use this approach you need a data2txt utility (which will convert the values to a more human readable format). You can use another utility called NCSexpert to program or rewrite your CIC module. You can make a backup of your CIC.CXX file with data2txt, then make your changes > produce a cXX file (keeping the same naming convention of your original), and NCSexpert to rewrite your original CIC.CXX file. Am I close? I just want to make sure I have it right with the 1M.

[toni8284]

v1k0d3n,

This is how I did it on my 135.

Also,

you need to code the CIC with these

VIDEO_NUR_MIT_HANDBREMSE
nicht_aktiv
SPEEDLOCK_X_KMH_MAX_C0E
3_kmh
SPEEDLOCK_X_KMH_MIN_C0E
3_kmh

[v1k0d3n]

Originally Posted by toni8284

v1k0d3n,

This is how I did it on my 135.

Also,

you need to code the CIC with these

VIDEO_NUR_MIT_HANDBREMSE
nicht_aktiv
SPEEDLOCK_X_KMH_MAX_C0E
3_kmh
SPEEDLOCK_X_KMH_MIN_C0E
3_kmh

So, I'm assuming...the 1M should be the same, right? Fairly easy in your opinion?

[toni8284]

I assume it should be the same.

I am 90% positive but my car is not here yet so I cant give you a confirm answer.

[KKS]

This is exactly the method I used. However, you must make sure you have the latest coding software as the CIC in the 1Ms will updated with the latest version.

Specifically, you will need V42 Daten files and a combination of Ediabas 7.2 and NCS 3.1

Once you change the CIC.CXX file (mine was 16) and flash the car, the VIM will be persistent.

Originally Posted by v1k0d3n

Completely agree. That is the safest route for sure. I believe that you can (for the price of a cable) do the same exact thing with coding. It can also be reversed. I've read that it can be acheived by changing the following values (which are the speed lock min/max functions) of:

PARZUWEISUNG_FSW : {00003000} 00000017 0001 22CD {} (FF) {68} {} : 
PARZUWEISUNG_PSW1 : 0009 (00) :
PARZUWEISUNG_PSW1 : 06FD (08) : 
PARZUWEISUNG_PSW1 : 07A6 (03) :
PARZUWEISUNG_FSW : {00003000} 00000018 0001 22CC {} (FF) {68} {} : 
PARZUWEISUNG_PSW1 : 0009 (00) :
PARZUWEISUNG_PSW1 : 06FC (0A) : 
PARZUWEISUNG_PSW1 : 07A6 (03) :

to the following:

PARZUWEISUNG_FSW : {00003000} 00000017 0001 22CD {} (FF) {68} {} : 
PARZUWEISUNG_PSW1 : 0009 (00) :
PARZUWEISUNG_PSW1 : 06FD (08) : 
PARZUWEISUNG_PSW1 : 07A6 (FF) :
PARZUWEISUNG_FSW : {00003000} 00000018 0001 22CC {} (FF) {68} {} : 
PARZUWEISUNG_PSW1 : 0009 (00) :
PARZUWEISUNG_PSW1 : 06FC (0A) : 
PARZUWEISUNG_PSW1 : 07A6 (FF) :

apparently, 07A6 (03) is the representation for 3kmh. When you change this value to FF you're essentially changing this to the hex value = to decimal 255kmh. I believe you can change these values in CIC.CXX file. Apparently, to use this approach you need a data2txt utility (which will convert the values to a more human readable format). You can use another utility called NCSexpert to program or rewrite your CIC module. You can make a backup of your CIC.CXX file with data2txt, then make your changes > produce a cXX file (keeping the same naming convention of your original), and NCSexpert to rewrite your original CIC.CXX file. Am I close? I just want to make sure I have it right with the 1M.

[OAM]

Originally Posted by mikewills

If you're looking specifically to enable the dvdinmotion and nothing else, here is an easy solution. You avoid any potential warranty issues associated with coding. The disc disables a feature in only the idrive system and can be easily reversed.

http://dvdinmotion.com/how-it-works

Do you know if playing video from ipods would work if I went with dvdinmotion?

[v1k0d3n]

Originally Posted by OAM

Do you know if playing video from ipods would work if I went with dvdinmotion?

yes, that will work as well. there is a coding website, and they can cover a little bit more. hope that helps!

[SpencerMH]

$170 for Video in motion is more than I'll jump at, anyone in south florida want to come program my car for $50 or something?

[toni8284]

Originally Posted by KKS

This is exactly the method I used. However, you must make sure you have the latest coding software as the CIC in the 1Ms will updated with the latest version.

Specifically, you will need V42 Daten files and a combination of Ediabas 7.2 and NCS 3.1

Once you change the CIC.CXX file (mine was 16) and flash the car, the VIM will be persistent.

KKS,

I tried to coded my car for VIM with V43 (V42 is not working with me) and a Ediabas 7.2 and NCS 3.1, after that the car tried to randomly choose play video or the screen is blank....

I tried to restore to the factory CIC file, and it happens the same way...

Do you know anything I can try?

[1M Fan]

On my car, it is not speed dependent. It requires the parking brake to be set. Even with the car stopped, it will nit display unless the parking brake is set.