Retune·FM

Retune·FM brings internet radio back to older network receivers after the vTuner directory that many of them relied on was shut down. Instead of installing anything, you change a single network setting on the receiver — the Primary DNS — so it points at Retune·FM, which answers where vTuner used to and refills the Internet Radio menu with a large, up-to-date station directory: by genre, country, language and quality, plus curated collections including hi-res / lossless FLAC.

It works with pre-HEOS Denon and Marantz models and other vTuner-based receivers such as Yamaha, Onkyo, Pioneer and Harman Kardon. There is also a web player and catalogue, so you can browse and listen in the browser, build a favourites list and send stations to the receiver using a short device code shown on screen.

Streams are each station's own public feed — nothing is re-hosted. The service is free to use (a 90-day trial, then an optional donation); no account and no app are required, and you can undo it anytime by resetting the receiver's DNS.