Revision as of 07:34, 6 May 2010

Implementations

For each interpreter, please link to a page with videos showing how the test files are rendered, or describe the results.

1-001 - PASS (basic one-cue)
1-002 - PASS (basic one-cie two-line)
1-003 - PASS (basic two-cue)
1-004 - no X1: support apparent; positioning information ignored
1-005 - PASS non-numeric IDs supported
1-006 - PASS IDs optional
1-007 - PASS (control)
1-008 - PASS out-of-order IDs ignored
1-009 - FAIL non-chronological titles strangely skipped
1-010 - FAIL non-chronological titles strangely skipped
1-011 - PASS simultaneous titles supported
1-012 - , , supported; parsed but ignored with no effect
1-013 - inline formatting supported in a somewhat buggy fashion; end tags implied; unknown tags ignored if matched only; known tags auto-close
1-014 - PASS decimal separator supported
1-015 - PASS unknown settings ignored
1-016 - Leading WEBSRT header ignored

Does not seem to support SRT files with less than 3 cues.

1-004 - no support for X1.
1-005 - no support for non-numeric IDs
1-006 - no support for missing IDs
1-007 - PASS
1-008 - PASS - out of order IDs ignored
1-009 - FAIL - everything but ---- and ---4 is not shown
1-010 - FAIL - everything but ---- and ---4 is not shown
1-011 - FAIL - only the "P" is displayed
1-012 - only italics and underline work (with non-default font settings bold also works)
1-013 - end tags implied at end of cue; numbers following < causes < to be emitted, gives <b followed by text in italics; unknown tags ignored
1-014 - PASS - afaict
1-015 - PASS
1-016 - not recognized as SRT

To avoid sample biases, where possible, this should be based on automated searches.

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 === [http://www.mplayerhq.hu/ MPlayer] ===
 * 1-001 - PASS
+* 1-002 - PASS
+* 1-003 - PASS
+* 1-004 - FAIL: X/Y is ignored
 === Test cases ===