Also are there any plans for improved fullscreen UI? For example I like how Media Player Classic Home Cinema shows the volume level in the corner briefly when it's changed and in Splash the elapsed/remaining time is impossible to read when watching on a HDTV if you're further away. Likewise I think a better indicator (a vertical line) for picking a time in the video would be beneficial - more accurate than just the hand cursor.
Another feature I would love to see is video quality specific profiles for settings. For example in some SD quality videos it's nice to use post-processing features for deblocking and sharpening whereas in HD videos these are not necessary. ffdshow has a nice way to set different settings based on video dimensions (anything narrower than 1270 pixels = SD settings). I suppose this isn't possible when using hardware acceleration though?
It's nice to finally see a video player that doesn't look like it was designed by engineers and crawled out of a Win95 machine.
Meaning that Splash seems very easy to use in general (instead of a huge collection of settings in a semi-random arrangement) and also fits Windows 7's UI nicely. Keep up the good work!