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lite tagreader without music_tag functions. Low memory friendly
lite tagreader flatfile config
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Since I'm feeling responsible for music_tag functionalities and a lot of people are having issues with memory on 8266 I've taken the blame and prepared tagreader-lite configuration. It basically restores simple tag scanner functionality without any music tag events. Feel free to use this by merging directly or take whatever parts you want to use.
I've prepared two options:
tagreader-lite.yaml which takes current tagreader.yaml and removes music_tag functions from the configuration
tagreader-original.yaml which is a flatfile old school tagreader configuration
I'm currently focusing on my TagTuner project and trying to run it at 8266 is a pain but I managed to prepare a working configuration. TagTuner is build around esp32 and there is a lot of new functionalities possible. Since people are still using tagreader I figured you might want to keep it simple back as designed.