It is indicative of bad software from GoPro. That it would take me an hour, including going through exercises such as resetting USB ports, restarting the Macbook Air, restarting the GoPro multiple times, witnessing the GoPro lock up crash freeze during USB connection is sad. I don't have a lot of USB devices on my Mac, and I am a skilled computer user. I would completely agree with another user who said this camera was a lot of work compared to other devices, and that it is not plug and play. They are letting other apps grab their device and/or they are not recognizing their own device in QUIK.
USB CAMERA FOR MAC PRO DRIVER
GoPro likely has has really bad USB driver interfaces on MacOS.
USB CAMERA FOR MAC PRO FULL
Today I had a 1/2 full camera and had the EXACT SAME problem. I worked on this for an hour before finally downloading my first full camera last night. GOPRO and QUIK are confilcting with Apple Photos, and the GoPro camera is crashing, requiring multiple restarts of the camera. Just click on the HERO4 Session under devices, and you should see all of your videos and photos. Once you have that USB and battery symbol on the camera's screen, and you open up Image Capture, you should see your camera listed on the available devices. The combination of robust high-definition video outputs. USB connectivity is now available with options for HDMI and IP streaming in the latest USB PTZ cameras from PTZOptics. I suggest using Image Capture which is a free software that should already be on your Mac. Our plug-and-play USB 3.0 camera models are built with ease of use and compatibility in mind, featuring game-changing optics and video communication installation options. Once that happens, you can use import softwares to import your footage. If you don't see this image on your screen when the camera is plugged in, press the WiFi button on the back of the camera once, and the USB and Battery symbol should appear. At this point, take a look at the small screen of the HERO4 Session and you should see a USB symbol and a battery symbol if it can connect to your computer. When you plug the camera into the computer, you should see the solid red LED lights of the camera to indicate it is charging. The first thing to check is if the camera itself is going into USB mode. Hey should definitely work, but the camera will not pop up on your desktop as a mass storage device like most cameras.
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