[nosferanosferatuno]

Yes, OP clear described, he doesn't say about native video playing for mhs2, as he use video through carplay, same as RMC not support native video play, but can be solved throug aux-in, and yes about adaption correct, but for most of end users, like this guy is probably, more simple is VCP and similar tools, that's why suggested VCP. And i didn't write that VCP is only able solve VIM , but there is x similary tools, OBD11, Carly, but all of them request buy their obd2 interface or some other like obdlink, and then pay credits etc. , or use some free tools like M.I.B

However, for beginners easier such tools VCP, OBD11, etc. , or if more experienced can try coding by theirsel...

[bn86]

What would be the solution? Delphi has no video codec and therefore can not play videos. You have to use some older phone which is rooted or jailbreaked in order to instal third party apps which will stream the video via carplay or android auto to the unit.

In fact I have to play videos via iPhone with Jailbreack

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Yes, OP clear described, he doesn't say about native video playing for mhs2, as he use video through carplay, same as RMC not support native video play, but can be solved throug aux-in, and yes about adaption correct, but for most of end users, like this guy is probably, more simple is VCP and similar tools, that's why suggested VCP.  And i didn't write that VCP is only able solve VIM , but there is x similary tools, OBD11, Carly, but all of them request buy their obd2 interface or some other like obdlink, and then pay credits etc. , or use some free tools like M.I.B

However, for beginners easier such tools VCP, OBD11, etc. , or if more experienced can try coding by theirsel...

My problem is that I don't know the manual coding to do with ODIS or VCP or VCDS