WM9 Bitrate Calculator 1.5 Build 1869

WM9 Bitrate Calculator 1.5 Build 1869 was sumbitted to SoftPedia. Awaiting response. This build slightly updated than the one currently published in MSUN. Just a minor fix in About Calculator window.

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