Fix for DASH DTS Express buffer underflow issue. #450
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Problem Description
DASH DTS Express audio playback results in buffer underrun issues. This can be heard as regular blips in the output.
Solution
DTS Express audio for streaming, uses a frame size (number of audio samples per channel per frame) of 4096. This requires a higher multiple for the buffersize computation.