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suffolktony
Quoting from your output
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ssh: connect to host 192.168.1.253 port 22: Operation timed out
I don't have a macOS host available but I do have an iPad running iOS. Using the ssh app Shelly, I can reproduce the "Operation timed out" response simply by trying to ssh to a nonexistent IP address in my LAN address space. (Same with the ssh app Teminus.)
How do you know 192.168.1.253 is the IP address of your moOde player? Why didn't you try to ssh to your player using the information you entered into the Raspberry Pi Imager program, e.g.,
I cringe at the thought of you endlessly flashing moOde images as you describe in your posts. As a general rule, if you try some published procedure twice and it fails both times for you, it's time to stop and ask for help/advice.
Regards,
Kent
PS - From the output you posted, I infer you entered the ssh command and the moodeutl -l command one right after the other, perhaps by copying/pasting the two lines into your terminal. Obviously, your macOS tried the ssh command, timed out, and then tried the moodeutl -l command. Not surprising it responded with "command not found".
PPS - In most Unix/Linux systems, the ssh command returns more informative messages for different errors such as mistyped hostname, nonexistent IP address, etc. I don''t know why this isn't so in macOS.