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How to use Retune·FM with Pi-hole

If you already run Pi-hole, this is the cleanest way to restore Internet Radio: redirect only the radio directory, nothing else.

Add the records

In the Pi-hole admin, open Local DNS → DNS Records and add: vtuner.com → 62.132.3.28. Repeat for radiodenon.com, radiomarantz.com, radiosetup.com and my-noxon.net.

Cover subdomains

Receivers often use a subdomain (like denon.vtuner.com). To catch them all, add a dnsmasq file — for example /etc/dnsmasq.d/05-retunefm.conf — containing address=/vtuner.com/62.132.3.28, then run pihole restartdns.

Point the receiver at Pi-hole

Make sure the receiver (or your router) uses Pi-hole as its DNS, then open Internet Radio — the list loads. Everything else on your network keeps resolving normally through Pi-hole. Full steps are on the Pi-hole setup guide.

Retune·FM is an independent hobby project. It only links to publicly available radio streams — no audio is re-hosted. Not affiliated with any receiver manufacturer or the former vTuner service.