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Use consistent minutes:seconds format in extracting audio

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The rest of the interface shows a colon between minutes and seconds, rather than a period. A period makes it look like they are fractional minutes going from 0 to 100 rather than whole seconds going from 0 to 60.
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@ -113,7 +113,7 @@ Email: mailto:nikse.dk@gmail.com</AboutText1>
<GeneratingPeakFile>Generating peak file...</GeneratingPeakFile>
<GeneratingSpectrogram>Generating spectrogram...</GeneratingSpectrogram>
<ExtractingSeconds>Extracting audio: {0:0.0} seconds</ExtractingSeconds>
<ExtractingMinutes>Extracting audio: {0}.{1:00} minutes</ExtractingMinutes>
<ExtractingMinutes>Extracting audio: {0}:{1:00} minutes</ExtractingMinutes>
<WaveFileNotFound>Could not find extracted wave file!
This feature requires VLC media player 1.1.x or newer ({0}-bit).