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One can follow the following steps to solve this issue:

1. Please close all the android applications from the background.
2. Replug USB into the device, 
   1. If you encounter a popup asking for the user to choose FlytOS application, please do so. 
   2. In case, without any popup, some other application automatically starts up, please ‘clear defaults’ of that application as shown here and restart debugging from Step 1
3. Once FlytOS mobile application is started, wait for the message pop ups ‘DJI Register Success’ followed by ‘DJI Drone Connected’. If you do not get to see these messages in around 10s, please verify if you have a valid internet connection.
4. If your problem still persists, contact us at support@flytbase.com from the registered email ID, mention your drone’s Model name along with any debug information that you can provide.

Not every Android device supports 1080p H264 video encoding and decoding feature required for Mavic 2 series. We request you to use the phones we have listed above or some equivalent variant. As per our observation, Qualcomm chipset phones usually have the hardware codec to support the aforementioned functionality. You can try setting Downlink video mode to Regular from HD via DJI GO 4 which would reduce the stream quality to 720p, but it would enable video streaming from your device.

When the drone is being controlled via FlytOS mobile application using FlytBase platform, one may want to take back manual control over the drone. To do this, change the RC mode switch position to any mode apart from ‘P’ or ‘F’ mode. You can get back to ‘P’ mode once have taken control over the drone.