Why Y2Player for your Innioasis Y2

Model availability

Which Innioasis models run it?

Y1 and Y2 builds are separate, so grab the one made for your player in Software Downloads — never swap one for the other.

Why people pick it

A focused player, not a mini phone.

• Offline, on purpose — No streaming, no search, no cloud. Your music on your card, played back locally.
• Every format, one engine — One pinned FFmpeg engine decodes MP3, AAC, ALAC, FLAC, WAV, AIFF, Ogg Vorbis, and Opus.
• A queue that behaves — A persistent queue with Play Next, reordering, and removal — plus gapless and crossfade transitions.
• Audiobooks that remember — Books are grouped by folder and resume at the minute you stopped, even mid-chapter.
• Bluetooth audio — Pair A2DP headsets and speakers; playback keeps running with the screen off.
• Built for the wheel — Every screen is navigable with the click wheel and hardware buttons, sized for the Y2’s landscape display.

Community

What the community says

Y2Player is the answer Y2 owners kept asking for: a music-first launcher that does not need an account, a stream, or a cloud anywhere. Its author shares release notes and a short Reddit release post with the r/innioasis community, and the response has been warm because it is built around how a dedicated player should behave.

The project is transparent about being a first Android app, and the community’s bug reports and diagnostics logs have directly shaped the 2.x releases — a genuinely community-shaped piece of software.

• r/innioasis · Y2Player release threads

What the project offers

• Local library: Songs, Albums, Artists, Folders, Playlists, Favorites, Recently Played
• Persistent playback queue with Play Next, reordering, and removal
• Audiobooks grouped by folder, resuming inside the chapter you left
• One FFmpeg engine for MP3, AAC/M4A, ALAC/M4A, FLAC, WAV/PCM, AIFF/PCM, Ogg Vorbis, and Opus
• Repeat one/all, configurable seeking, playback resume, gapless, crossfade, and resume fades
• Sleep timer: 15, 30, or 60 minutes, or stop at the end of a track, album, or queue
• Dark and light themes, plus independent left/right balance
• M3U/M3U8 playlist import and export
• Bluetooth A2DP audio pairing and management
• Full click-wheel and hardware-button navigation; playback continues with the display off

Things to know first

• Currently Y2 only — there is no Y1 package
• The author is clear that this is their first Android app: bugs are possible, and a diagnostics log with any report is genuinely helpful
• It is deliberately offline — no streaming, search, video, or cloud services
• Check the release notes and your software version before flashing

Get started

Select Y2 in Updater, choose Y2Player, and install the release listed for your model. The guide covers scanning, queues, and Bluetooth.