Mobile VR Station (Ported)

This is the latest version of Mobile VR Station that was (Ported) from our standalone VR device branch. This is still a highly customizable app, but unlike previous versions which required tedious touch based operations, this version does almost everything while still in VR. And the latest changes have made watching 3D content even more enjoyable since it can counter head tile and keep the image from breaking. The app can still play most content types, 180, 360, Side by Side, Over-Under and standard flat content. The video engine has finally been switched to a decent alternative that offers a wide support of formats and capabilities.

Still adhering to the previous version's capabilities, this is a full fledged file manager in VR. Rename, Move, Copy, Delete files and folders while in VR. Also transfer content off device via FTP integration to avoid plugging in wires.

This app still embraces the freemium modal, so all features are available, but you can’t play content past the 5-minute mark without an in-app purchase.

Features

- Gamepad support (Xbox One, PlayStation, Generic, Keyboards)
- Play content from your local media (Phone Storage)
- Basic File Management (Move, Copy, Cut, Make Folders, Rename, Zip)
- Access/Download UPNP/DLNA local network content
- Access FTP/SAMBA servers
- Multiple Built in Skyboxes with support for customization
- Translated into multiple languages (Not perfect, please let me know where auto-translate went wrong)
- Subtitle (External SRT) support
- Online Guide/Videos/Quick Start Content
- Sample 2D, 3D and Anaglyph 3D Content
- Menus can be hidden to not obscure content
- Better video playback support (Compared to original version)
- Open Video, Image, Audio and Animated Gif files
- Clean your trail, recent history is purgeable

History

This app has gone through a lot, but there was an original iOS version, then a Android version, then a Go version, then a Quest version and now circling around Quest has become the Android version. The original Android version will continue to be available.

Recent changes:
Update Notice – 3D Edge Fade Adjustment

Due to a clarification in the 3D Edge Fade specification, we have updated the transparency calculation logic. The fade mask now derives transparency from the red (R) color channel only, rather than a combined RGB value. This change ensures correct interpretation of the specification and consistent rendering behavior across supported platforms.