Works on Pioneer XC-HM82-K

[314ns]

Many thanks for the hard work you have been doing.

I tested and validated the software works on an old Pioneer XC-HM82-K from 2017, using WiFi interface, and which originally stopped working mid January 2024. Now I have my favourite radios back :-)

I originally installed the yTuner software on my Windows 11 PC (works like a charm), then moved it on a Raspberry Pi Zero W (1st gen) that I was about to trash. I configured it as a service, so it automatically restarts if the device reboots.

No bug spotted so far. Great job and, again, many thanks.

[coffeegreg]

@314ns
I'm glad to know that YTuner works with your Pioneer XC-HM82-K. 🔈 🎶 👍
I'm going to add your Pioneer XC-HM82-K to the "Confirmed working" list.

I originally installed the yTuner software on my Windows 11 PC (works like a charm), then moved it on a Raspberry Pi Zero W (1st gen) that I was about to trash. I configured it as a service, so it automatically restarts if the device reboots.

I wonder how fast YTuner works on the RPi Zero W. FPC generates excellent binary code that doesn't require much computing power. However, on the RPi 0-1 it's best to use RBCacheType=catMemStr while on slightly faster hardware RBCacheType=catPermMemDB will be the best choise... of course, if you use the Radiobrowser menu at all. 👍

[314ns]

My RPi Zero W runs the RPi Legacy 32bits Lite (shell access only) and YTuner wroks just fine with no lag, from what I experience. Maybe a slight delay when intially accessing the Internet Radio menu, but smooth operations later on when using the Radiobrowser.

Always a surprise to me when I see what such small and limited device can actually do; The only big limit I ever faced on the Zero are the video decoding: I tried once to build a webcam with it: dont do that, way too slow.