AE: Fix passthrough of E-AC-3 streams with less than 6 blocks per frame

High-bitrate E-AC-3 streams contain less than 6 audio blocks per frame.
Accordingly, this requires more E-AC-3 frames per a second of audio. In
IEC 61937-3:2007 this is achieved by inserting multiple (maximum of 6)
E-AC-3 frames into a single IEC 61937 burst.

This is missing from the code despite there being checks for the audio
block count in the E-AC-3 frame in AEStreamInfo.

Fix that by adding an E-AC-3 concatenator in AEBitStreamPacker.
AE: Fix incorrect output frame rate of E-AC-3 passthrough

E-AC-3 passthrough requires an IEC 60958 frame rate of 4 times the
encoded sample rate as per the IEC 61937-3:2007 specification.

Currently AEStreamInfo uses a hardcoded value of 192kHz, causing streams
with a sample rate of less than 48kHz to be played back at an abnormally
fast rate.

Fix AEStreamInfo to use the correct value.
dvdplayer: Disallow passthrough for unsupported low E-AC-3 sample rates

E-AC-3 supports standard sample rates 32kHz, 44.1kHz, 48kHz and the
reduced rates 16kHz, 22.05kHz, and 24kHz. Only 32kHz, 44.1kHz and 48kHz
are mentioned in the IEC 61937-3:2007 specification as E-AC-3 sample
rates for passthrough. Of those, 32kHz passthrough results in an IEC
60958 frame rate of 128kHz which is not supported by HDMI.

Limit passthrough to the HDMI supported rates to avoid audio playback
failure.