Introduce a HLS radio streams parser (for the BBC radio streams) #1633
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Introduce a HLS radio streams parser
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It seems that ffmpeg is really struggling with some continue HLS (radio) streams, especially the BBC. It just stops reading new chunks and aborts reading after one partial sublist finishes.
This PR introduces our own HLS parser and streamer. It builts up onto the foundation we have added earlier but its focused on radio streams only. We let ffmpeg still deal with other HLS (and mpeg dash) streams.
Now let's see if this holds up better and streams keep running