SKYBOX VR Player review
I’d look at SKYBOX if I already had VR files on a computer or a home media server. It gives you a way to open those files in a headset. If I wanted a studio’s member catalogue, I’d start with the service’s playback guide. CzechVR documents its own Quest setup in HereSphere and DeoVR.
Use the setup you already have
If your computer already shares a folder, look for its SMB share in SKYBOX’s Network section. If you already run a DLNA media server, you can browse the library it publishes on your home network. AirScreen is a third route using SKYBOX’s desktop client for Windows or Mac. I’d try the network setup I already use before adding a new one.
Check one file on your headset
The player lets you change the projection and stereo layout, including 180° and 360° modes. I’d open one of my own files first and check that the picture looks right and that the audio and subtitles are available. I’d also check the current app listing for my headset before buying.
Anabel’s take
I’d leave a large collection on the home server. For a trip, I’d put a file on the headset before leaving and check that it opens offline.