Radio stations in Syria

Roughly half of Syria's directory presence is out of a browser's reach: 18 of 33 entries are playable, which is 55%. A gap this size is almost always the http one. Older listings were registered before browsers began refusing mixed content, and nobody has been back to update the address.

The median stream in Syria runs at 128 kbps and 67% of the listing reaches 128 kbps or better, 12 stations of 18. That is a comfortable profile: 128 kbps is the point at which music stops sounding like a compromise on ordinary speakers.

The click counts across this listing are close together, so the ordering separates the stations far less than a numbered table implies. Treat it as a shelf: the difference between row five and row forty is often a handful of recorded opens, and the fastest way through a dial like this is to press play on things.

The listing is overwhelmingly Arabic, at roughly 88% of the entries that state a language, with one other language recorded behind it. Those smaller counts are minority broadcasting inside a national dial and they are worth the click.