danrhiggins
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Finally got mine to work using my wife's Macbook Air and lowering the resolution to 1280 x 800. It has been stopping at 85% as others had pointed out.
A couple other notes.
First, I probably needed to do this in the first place because, as someone else pointed out, I had removed all of the little clear plastic protective stickers over all of the vision sensing cameras. Second, I first tried with my MacBook Pro (late 2016) using a USB port in my Thunderbolt display. The Mavic did connect using that USB connection but I couldn't get the monitor to display the dots. Possibly because, as others have pointed out, it doesn't work when you have two monitors. Or maybe I just needed to scale down my large display to a much lower resolution.
Second, I was unable to find a USB connection that would work with my MacBook Pro which only has USB-C connectors. I tried a couple of adapters but the connection didn't work. Note that it did work when I plugged the USB cable into the back of my Thunderbolt display when in turn is connected to my MacBook Pro through a Thunderbolt 3 dock. So maybe I could have achieved a serviceable USB connection with different adapters or using that dock without the larger secondary display attached.
Bottom line, lowering the resolution appears to make a big difference. (And, BTW, 2 separate calls to tech support provided no suggestions that I try this. Had it not been for this forum I would still be searching for an answer!)
A couple other notes.
First, I probably needed to do this in the first place because, as someone else pointed out, I had removed all of the little clear plastic protective stickers over all of the vision sensing cameras. Second, I first tried with my MacBook Pro (late 2016) using a USB port in my Thunderbolt display. The Mavic did connect using that USB connection but I couldn't get the monitor to display the dots. Possibly because, as others have pointed out, it doesn't work when you have two monitors. Or maybe I just needed to scale down my large display to a much lower resolution.
Second, I was unable to find a USB connection that would work with my MacBook Pro which only has USB-C connectors. I tried a couple of adapters but the connection didn't work. Note that it did work when I plugged the USB cable into the back of my Thunderbolt display when in turn is connected to my MacBook Pro through a Thunderbolt 3 dock. So maybe I could have achieved a serviceable USB connection with different adapters or using that dock without the larger secondary display attached.
Bottom line, lowering the resolution appears to make a big difference. (And, BTW, 2 separate calls to tech support provided no suggestions that I try this. Had it not been for this forum I would still be searching for an answer!)