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Reed-Solomon: add defaults for audio
For unsompreesed audio, where it has only the advantage, set default R-S values to k=160 n=240 (50 % redundancy). For uncompressed audio, the number of packets per frmae start at 3 (for 16-bit 30p), for which the value is appropriate. Not for the audio captured at 60 Hz, however. Here it, is 1600 B with 16-bit samples, with the R-S FEC this yields 2 packets only.
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