Add application/x-subrip alias for Srt

[joksas]

Sorry to bother again. Would it be OK to add application/x-subrip alias for the SubRip format? My own motivation is this, and a quick search reveals it is used in many places, including the Android reference.

[coveralls]

Coverage remained the same at 96.407% when pulling 0ac8c78 on joksas:application/x-subrip into bda98fd on gabriel-vasile:master.

[gabriel-vasile]

It seems like application/x-subrip is the most popular version for this MIME type. Besides the references you included, it is also mentioned here.

I think application/x-subrip should be the main MIME.

About the other three, text/x-subrip, text/x-srt, application/x-srt I'm not sure which ones to include.
Tbh, I don't have an unbiased process when choosing which MIMEs to add. If I see a MIME is mentioned a lot on the internet or used in some known program, then I include it. If it is only mentioned once, 20 years ago, by some obscure program/webpage then I skip it.

That being said, I'm going to list references I can find for each of them.

• text/x-subrip
  • 1.
  • 2
• text/x-srt
  • 3. an old HTML5 proposal which remained just a proposal; nowadays WebVTT is used
  • 4
  • 5
  • 6
• application/x-srt
  • 7,
  • 8
  • 9
  • 10

Feel free to include additional references and them we can make a decision.

[joksas]

Hi.

Looking at Google search results after 2010, I didn't find many other examples, except this for application/x-srt

In my opinion, text/x-srt and application/x-srt should be left in because they are used in a number of relatively popular projects. I am unsure about text/x-subrip as it is only used in one project. I don't have an opinion on this, so feel free to decide one or another way.

[gabriel-vasile]

Agree. text/x-subrip shall be left out.