I've connected the TinyPilot usb C data to the Macbook usb C. And, I've done the same for the HDMI via a macbook dongle.
Within TInyPilot, I am able to view the Target Macbook pro, but no keyboard or mouse data seems to make it to the target machine from TinyPilot.
Am I connected wrong?
- MMichael @michaelguild13
It would be awesome if there was a "how to...." video
- MIn reply tomichaelguild13⬆:Michael @michaelguild13
@michael I am unable to debug. I did turn on the accessible keyboard viewer to double check. And it seems it's not getting anything.
Can you please help? I specifically purchased the Voyager 2 in hopes of being able to remote into my macbook pro 2019 ( intel Monterey) - MIn reply tomichaelguild13⬆:Michael @michaelguild13
Got it to work. TL:DR I am a fool and didn't think to use the USB-A to USB-C cable to connect to the dongle. I assumed a USB-C to USB-C from the tinypilot to a macbook pro would be fine.
What I had to do was the following :
Macbook pro -> dongle (apple's standard dongle) -> hdmi & usb-a -> tinypilot hdmi & usb-c 
In reply tomichaelguild13⬆:Diego @diegoThank you Michael for posting the solution to your problem, and I'm sorry you had to go through all that hassle. But luckily you solved this yourself! Well done!