Common questions about FolioSpace Reader

FolioSpace Reader supports EPUB books, PDF documents, and CBZ or ZIP comic archives. Image-based ZIP archives work best when they contain page images in reading order.

Not directly yet. These Kindle formats should be converted to EPUB first, for example with Calibre, and then imported into FolioSpace Reader.

Some ZIP files use compression methods that are not supported by the system reader yet. Re-exporting the archive from Calibre, Komga, or another ZIP tool with standard deflate compression usually fixes it.

Use Komga's OPDS catalog address, not just the server home page. It usually looks like:

http://192.168.10.175:8088/opds/v1.2/catalog

Replace the IP address and port with your own Komga server address. If your Komga server requires sign-in, enter the same username and password you use for Komga.

Start with the address of your Calibre-Web server, including http:// or https://. If your setup exposes a specific OPDS endpoint, use that endpoint. Make sure OPDS is enabled in Calibre-Web settings.

Your Vision Pro must be able to reach the same network address. Check that both devices are on the same Wi-Fi network, the server is running, the port is open, and your router or firewall is not blocking local network access. If you use a private IP address such as 192.168.x.x or 10.x.x.x, it usually only works inside your local network.

Yes, if your server is reachable from outside your local network, but you are responsible for securing it. Prefer HTTPS, strong passwords, and a trusted private network or reverse proxy. Avoid exposing an unsecured book server directly to the internet.

No. FolioSpace Reader does not operate a cloud library for your books. Local books stay on your device. Remote library requests go to the Calibre-Web or Komga server address you enter.

No. FolioSpace Library is self-hosted. You deploy the server on your own NAS, Docker host, or local server. FolioSpace Library does not host your books, PDFs, comics, ROMs, or documents.

No. Game library support only indexes and manages user-owned local ROM files. FolioSpace Library does not provide ROM downloads, distribution, or built-in copyrighted resources.

No. FolioSpace Library now supports lightweight local video indexing, direct Range streaming, cached HLS playback for incompatible codecs, and local cover or thumbnail handling. It does not yet provide online movie metadata lookup, server-side subtitle management, multi-user watch history, or full media-server curation.

The free library supports up to 10 books. FolioSpace Reader Pro removes the local library limit and unlocks Pro reading experiments.

Browsing a remote OPDS catalog does not add those books to your local library. A book counts after you import it into FolioSpace Reader.

Open the FolioSpace Reader Pro screen and choose Restore Purchases. Make sure you are signed in with the Apple ID that originally made the purchase.

No. FolioSpace Reader is designed around quiet reading, not displaying decorative 3D book models. The goal is to make books, documents, and visual pages comfortable to read in a spatial environment.

No. FolioSpace Reader is a reading app. You import your own books, documents, and comics, or connect to your own Calibre-Web or Komga library.