SubRip (.SRT) subtitles support in players

Tested on Windows XP SP3 only	Media Player Classic 6.4.9.0 ANSI & UNICODE	Media Player Classic 6.4.9.1 rev. 86 2008-11-15 UNICODE	MPC HomeCinema 1.3.1458.0 32 bit	VLC 0.8.6i	VLC 1.0.3	VLC 1.0.5 2010-01-17 0202 Nightly	VLC 1.2.0 2011-06-26 1900 Nightly	The KMPlayer 2.9.4.1435	BS.Player 2.30.970	MPlayer 1.0rc2 GUI	DirectVobSub (aka VSFilter) 2.39.5.3 [a]	ffdshow [a] rev. 2364	Windows Media Player
Hide hidden data													It doesn't support SubRip subtitles
Font color	99% Yes [5]	99% Yes [5]	99% Yes [5]								99% Yes [5]
Font face			10/10				6/11 [BUG]	8/9 [11]			10/10
Font size							99% Yes [BUG]
Unicode				Partial	Partial [BUG]	Partial [BUG]	Partial [BUG]	99% Yes [0]
A html tag inside another html tag							99% Yes [12]
Font tag with many parameters
Parameters in a INCORRECT way [*]												Partial
Bold
Italics
Underline
Strikethrough
Html tags on more than one line
Hide invalid closed html tags [F2]				Partial
Don't hide html tags NOT opened [F2]			Partial		[BUG]	[BUG]	[BUG]				Partial
Support valid html tags NOT closed [F2]					Broken [BUG]	Broken [BUG]	Broken [BUG]
Don't hide invalid html tags NOT closed [F2]					Broken [BUG]	Broken [BUG]	Broken [BUG]
Display without problems these chars: < > [**]					99% Yes	99% Yes [8]	99% Yes [8]
Support for "display coordinates" [F1]								, very bad [1]
Support for {\anX}
Display correctly this special case [***]
Display correctly overlapped subtitles								Bugged			70% Yes [2]	Different implement.
Hide these tags: {\some_letters_or_numbers_or_chars}
Hide these tags: {Y:some_letters_or_numbers_or_chars}
Show this: {normal text}
Show this: \text
Display correctly a large not-breakable line					[BUG]	[BUG]	Partial [BUG]	Partial [10]
Hard space: \h
Forced line break: \N							Broken
Trim spaces at the start and at the end of the line
Accept dots instead of commas in timestamps [F3]
Display a sub. line when seeking in the middle of it
Points
Bugs detected by SubRip subtitles bug tester	0/5	0/5	0/5	2/5 [B1]	0/5	0/5	0/5	1/5 [B2]		0/5	0/5	0/5
Read subs inside a OpenDML AVI (GAB2)	[4]							Broken [9] [BUG]			[3]
Read subs inside an AVI 1.0 (GAB2)											[3]
Show the name of subtitle tracks in AVI					Partial	Partial
Show the UTF-16LE name of sub. tracks in AVI							99% Yes [BUG]
Notes (The quality refers to the readability of the text)	Good quality	Good quality	Good quality	Bad quality	Bad quality	Bad quality	Good quality	New lines lost sometimes [BUG]	CUT SUBS		Almost good quality	Bad quality, default size badly handled	<o_o>

[a] It isn't a player but it allow to insert subtitles in the video track on the fly for players that don't support subtitles

[*] Example: or instead of

[**] If the parser find a > without first encounter a < (not already part of other < > couples) it is considered as text. If the parser find a < and then another < then re-consider the first as text

[***] This case: This could be the most difficult thing to implement

[0] It isn't supported when subtitles are inside a Multipart OpenDML AVI

[1] [BUG] The presence of "display coordinates" cause the player to recognize timings as text

[2] Fourth text has moved at 00:00:45 of "SubRip subtitles capability tester by ale5000", this also fail: "Tester for overlapped subtitles in SubRip subtitles by ale5000"

[3] It doesn't work when it is set to "Load when needed"

[4] It cause a runtime error in the ANSI build, it is OK in the UNICODE build

[5] It is unable to display this color: #000000 (It should be black)

[8] [BUG #3229] Look at 00:00:14 of "SubRip subtitles capability tester by ale5000", I have tried many times and the behaviour is random, sometime the text doesn't appear at all and sometimes it have a random character at the bottom

[9] [BUG] Multiple subtitles tracks are mixed (when you move the video forward and backward it display a different subtitles track)

[10] It breaks the line

[11] If you change the default font of the player, it isn't used in the case a subtitle choose a font that doesn't exist on the system, example: Text

[12] Underline and strikethrough cannot be combined

[B1] Fail with: Subtitles starting at 00:00:00,000, Files without newlines at the end

[B2] Fail with: Only one subtitle line

[F1] Display coordinates (subtitle box pixel coordinates):

Subtitle index number
Start time --> End time X1:Position left X2:Position right Y1:Position up Y2:Position down
Text of subtitle (one or more lines)
Blank line

Example:

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00:00:02,001 --> 00:00:16,001 X1:000 X2:000 Y1:050 Y2:100
Let us have some! Let us have some!

Info:
X1: Subtitle corner X coordinate in pixels (left)
Y1: Subtitle corner Y coordinate in pixels (up)
X2: Subtitle corner X coordinate in pixels (righ)
Y2: Subtitle corner Y coordinate in pixels (down)

[F2] HTML tags:

1) Closed tags are hidden (both supported and unsupported/invalid), closed tags: and <gggg></gggg>
2) Tags NOT opened are showed as text and ignored (both supported and unsupported/invalid), tags NOT opened: and </gggg>
3) Tags NOT closed ( and <gggg>):

Supported tags are hidden and they do what they should do (since some subtitles may incorrectly have html tags not closed), so this include only: <s>
Unsupported/invalid tags are showed as text (because they aren't closed)

This:

1
00:00:02,001 --> 00:00:16,001
<s>Both line should be strikethrough
but the wrong closing tag should be showed

Should be displayed like this:

Both line should be strikethrough
but the wrong closing tag should be showed

Look from 00:01:00 to 00:01:08 of "SubRip subtitles capability tester by ale5000"

[F3] Accept dots instead of commas in timestamps, although the correct one is comma, some subtitles may incorrectly use dots.

Example:

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00:04:55.379 --> 00:04:58.006
Text