HLS-22: IV will be wrong for some bitrates in ABR streams

In function encrypt, the for loop is written on the basis of there only being one bitrate, and so generates an IV based upon the segment number

    count=0
    for file in ${OUTPUT_DIRECTORY}/*.ts
    do
        ENC_FILENAME="$OUTPUT_DIRECTORY/${SEGMENT_PREFIX}_enc_${count}".ts

	INIT_VECTOR=$(printf '%032x' $count)

If we've got an ABR stream with 3 bitrates, containing 5 segments each, then when we move onto the second bitrate count is going to be at 6 (whilst we'll want it to be 0).

So the function almost certainly needs adapting to take bitrates into account rather than simply iterating over files.
Apple's technote ( https://developer.apple.com/library/content/technotes/tn2288/_index.html ) specifies that

The default Initialization Vector for media encryption (if none is specified) is the sequence number of the media file. You should specify an Initialization Vector value, and not rely on sequence numbers. The main reason for this is portability. For example, if you change where the segment appears in the playlist (e.g. inserting an ad), that changes its sequence number, requiring a re-encrypt.

So this is almost certainly going to be an issue. Longer term, it'd be better to follow their advice and set a specific IV (which will mean rewriting the manifest), but in the short term need to make the sequence numbers work as a minimum