TestingBot to the rescue… the average testing time was up to about 65 days. TestingBot is not as complete as I would like, but it’s better than no tests at all.
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Guilt trip attempt duly noted :)
If I haven’t pointed you here before, this page can be very helpful:
http://streamingradioguide.com/adm/needs-review.php
The residue of what the “Bot” couldn’t test (or did test and found a hard failure) are listed if you choose “Broken Streams”. There is no way to do an automated test on the flash players without reverse engineering software, so those require a manual test, and most of the them ikely are still valid.
I’m pondering setting up a “bounty” for finding the web site of the 3,000 radio stations for which I haven’t found one, especially if they are in a rated market (before you go do it, Arbitron’s database if “off limits”) :) As I’ve been going through the list, there are a lot of radio stations who have added web sites and streaming in the last year, and I’m falling way behind…