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VC1 interlaced is not implemented by the intel people. They rather decided to segfault hard. VC-1 progressive should be "fine", despite there are decoding artifacts, which is also the case for some mpeg-2s. We reported all this to intel.

That's a huge problem (artifacts during VC1 progressive)... there are MANY good BDs that have VC1 encoding, I don't plan on re-encoding them just because Intel can't get their act together.

Some of them include little known franchises such as The Matrix, Bourne, Batman, Harry Potter, along with other awesome movies like Hot Fuzz, The Shining and a heckuva lot more. I have about 500 BDs and probably 1/5 of them are VC1.

VC1s (both progressive and interlaced) decode just fine with XBMC's software decoders, only Intel's hardware APIs are bad. The settings fritsch posted earlier for OE gotham nightlies (and soon XBMC mainline thanks to his PR) solve for that problem just fine. All your BDs with VC1 should play just fine with software decode for VC1...

LAV filters are already supporting Intel GPUs VC-1/WMV3 DXVA2:

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=...ost1661777

"LAV Video
- Added support for VC-1/WMV3 DXVA2 decoding on recent Intel GPUs (Ivy Bridge/Haswell, needs recent drivers)
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VC-1/WMV3 DXVA on Intel GPUs

Intel finally started to support proper decode acceleration of VC-1 through DXVA2. This is only available for Ivy Bridge and Haswell, and only with recent drivers.
Before, it was only possible to achieve this through the QuickSync decoder, but now DXVA2 Native and Copy-Back can also use it.

In general it works pretty flawlessly, however there is still a known issue with image corruption on a few rare samples, which I was unable to clearly pinpoint and fix yet, but it'll be handled in a future release once the issue can be identified."