Following the hearing, Dotcom along with Finn Batato, Mathias Ortmann and Bram van der Kolk returned to court to seek a change to their bail conditions. The three are under effective house arrest until an extradition hearing in August.
Dotcom, who was granted longer recording sessions at Neil Finn's Roundhead Studios, was told there was no opposition to him moving back into his former Coatesville home.
The mansion had earlier been ruled out as a possibility for a bail address because it did not allow proper electronic monitoring.
However, the court was told Dotcom had complied with his bail terms without exemption and it was time to consider relaxing electronic monitoring.
Dotcom, wife Mona and their seven dependent children currently live in a neighbouring property which he also owns.
A decision will be given next Tuesday.
