A vTuner alternative that needs no server and no app
When Internet Radio based on the legacy vTuner directory became unavailable on many older receivers, their station list went quiet. Retune·FM puts a working directory back behind the same menu — you change one DNS setting and the stations return.
Hosted, not self-hosted
Most vTuner replacements ask you to run your own server (a PC or Raspberry Pi with YCast or YTuner) or to type an account ID and key on the receiver by remote. Retune·FM is different: it is already hosted, so there is nothing to install, nothing to keep online, and nothing to type — just one DNS value on the receiver.
Common questions
What happened to vTuner?
vTuner supplied the Internet Radio station directory built into many Hi-Fi receivers. Over time its free directory became a paid, restricted service, and on many older receivers it became unavailable or unreliable — so the Internet Radio menu shows an error or an empty list.
Do I need a server or a Raspberry Pi?
No. Unlike self-hosted projects (YCast, YTuner, and similar), Retune·FM is already hosted. You change one DNS setting on the receiver — nothing to install and nothing to keep running.
Do I have to type an ID or key on the receiver?
No. Some alternatives make you enter an account ID and key with the remote. Retune·FM needs none of that — point the receiver’s DNS at our address and the list appears.