[Selene]

@Selene: If you have some other player, like any decent BlueRay or anything else like I have oldish XtreamerPro with Sigma Designs chipset for video decoding, do a frame compare and look the detail, like hairs.
You will see that on the good Picture you will see any single hair but on NUC there is some blurish look a like maybe hair.

Have you checked your TV/monitor settings? I didn't see any blurring with the test patterns. Can you replicate this for example with the avshd709 section C?

I dont need to check TV as I have already calibrated it long time ago and it works perfectly with any other video sources I have in house (settop box, xtreamer, blueray player) without making some custom settigns on those sources.

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Gotham Build? http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=XBM...ings_go.3F

Bug report, new Intel drivers... dont believe in that... this is known for a long time now and I am sure Intel/drivers devs knows that.

Why not try it; make a bug report, make a Thread in Intel Forums, email to Intel, Chat to Intel?

I have done testing now on OE 3.2.3. Before, when I have tested it about 6/8 months ago on NUC i3 3rd gen, I was using OE ver 2 and something ( I dont remember).
Reporting to Intel? If I recall right OE dev guys (who knows how to do stuff right way) already have tried and they have better channels.

Is there any reason to believe that Windows XBMC or other media player wouldn't have this issue?

I have the latest gotham nightly and it's still a problem there.