The problem is the USB-C implementation in the Mavic Air 2.Ģ016 onward MBP's are H.265 codec and USB-C only. 7.4GB footage downloaded directly to the 'vintage' laptop in 3 minutes. Boom! MA2 onboard 8GB visible as "Untitled" device in Finder. If your USB MIDI Controller is not working on a Mac please check the following: Make sure the Controller is connected directly to the USB port on the Mac Open the Apple Menu > About this Mac > More Info > System Report >USB and check that the Controller appears here in the USB Device Tree. If you can't see your external disk in our app, likely, the drive's partition table is the root cause for Mac not reading the external hard drive.
Step 3: Wait a few seconds, check if the drive is detected, and shows up in this software. Used the USB-A/USB-C cable that came with my Fly More Combo kit. Step 2: Connect the unrecognized external drive to your Mac. Nada.Luckily I had an older MacBookAir5,2 (13-inch, Mid 2012) running macOS 10.13.6 (High Sierra) in a drawer. Them's all DATA cables with USB-C both ends. I used the Mavic supplied USB-C/USB-C cable, then the MacBook cable, then the cable connecting my USB-C external drive.
I then installed 360Controller Version 0.16.11 and rebooted.
I paired my Xbox Series X controller to my Mac via Bluetooth and when trying to configure it in OpenEmu it listed the controller as 'unknown'. The MA2 did not come up in Finder or in Terminal. Interestingly whilst I have not been able to get 360Controllers to detect a device on Big Sur, I am able to use a controller. Tried connecting my MA2 direct to my MacBookPro13,1 (13-inch, Late 2016, Two Thunderbolt 3 ports, macOS Catalina 10.15.6) to download from the 8GB onboard storage.
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