[Stephen_N]

Have they fixed the major limitation in XBMC that meant it didn't cope with interlaced MPEG2 replay properly? I've stopped using XBMC since summer of last year, but last time I used it, the limitation of mplayer meant that it de-interlaced 50i and 60i interlaced MPEG2 to 25 or 30fps rather than 50 or 60fps. This was fine for films - sourced from 25 fps originals, but for anything shot on video at 50i - like sport, news or entertainment, half the movement information was effectively chucked away, giving everything a film-like flicker, and no fluid motion.

Pity - as in almost every other respect XBMC was pretty good.