Wow great video!! Finally found more informative solution for MLB keys, BIG thanks :) by the way what type of adapter or J-box you are useing for ODIS?
Very interesting technology! Honestly, I have never gotten a call for an Audi in my neck of the woods. In fact, I've never had a situation where I would need to use OEM software.(people around here would probably be too cheap to pay OEM anyway lol( Thanks for the demo though!
Thanks for the comments. There are many challenges with buying subscriptions. The biggest one is trying to justify the cost. If you don't have the demand, it's not worth it.
OEM key is usually around $4-5 hundred and takes 1-2 weeks to show up. ODIS is expensive, $1000ish per brand per year. It's also challenging to get going and keep it up to date. I don't love it but it's necessary.
I've been warned about using multiple OEM software on the same computer. Currently, ODIS is on this dedicated laptop. FDRS, and WiTech, are on a second laptop and SPS and MDARS are on a third computer.
They will interfere with each other and not allow either to work. The only experience I have with this is a co-worker having Honda software on a laptop with FDRS and having issues.
Wow great video!! Finally found more informative solution for MLB keys, BIG thanks :) by the way what type of adapter or J-box you are useing for ODIS?
Thanks for the compliment. I've been using the Cardaq3+ with ODIS.
Very interesting technology! Honestly, I have never gotten a call for an Audi in my neck of the woods. In fact, I've never had a situation where I would need to use OEM software.(people around here would probably be too cheap to pay OEM anyway lol( Thanks for the demo though!
Thanks for the comments. There are many challenges with buying subscriptions. The biggest one is trying to justify the cost. If you don't have the demand, it's not worth it.
@@markmccormickkeys Agreed! I always have a plan B for a customer if I can't help...is what it is.
Wow great content been waiting for
Odis akl
How much it cost to use software
I heard OEM key is around 400 alone
OEM key is usually around $4-5 hundred and takes 1-2 weeks to show up. ODIS is expensive, $1000ish per brand per year. It's also challenging to get going and keep it up to date. I don't love it but it's necessary.
Thank you for the video super! Begs the question do you have, other oem software installed on the same computer, if so, which ones?
I've been warned about using multiple OEM software on the same computer. Currently, ODIS is on this dedicated laptop. FDRS, and WiTech, are on a second laptop and SPS and MDARS are on a third computer.
@markmccormickkeys that's my worry.
@markmccormickkeys what's the consequences of having multiple oem softwares on the same computer??
They will interfere with each other and not allow either to work. The only experience I have with this is a co-worker having Honda software on a laptop with FDRS and having issues.
Where I can go to get odis latest version?
What type of software is that you're using on the computer
i guess odis
Yes, ODIS.