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format_srt_time uses a comma as the delimiter between seconds and
milliseconds while _subtitles_timecode uses a dot. All .srt examples I
found on the Internet uses a comma, so I use a comma in the merged
version. See http://matroska.org/technical/specs/subtitles/srt.html and
http://devel.aegisub.org/wiki/SubtitleFormats/SRT
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A common routine is implemented in utils.py and can be used via
--convert-subtitles.
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duncankl-voicerepublic
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According to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/N-Joy, n-joy.de is a service
hosted by NDR, so I put them together.
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(closes #5665)
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And move test from generic, since it's directly handled by MLBIE
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In verbose mode, '#' is interpreted as the start of a comment.
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The original extraction logic always fails for all test videos
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not contain it explicitly (Closes #5630)
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