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Worse and worse. Clearly the 2000T is not a worthy replacement for the HDR Fox T2.
I forgot to mention the reason I returned mine.
Like the HDR-FOX T2 it has a menu option for selecting whether you are using it on a 16:9 TV or a 4:3 TV. I was going to use mine on a 4:3 TV but unlike the the options within that setting for a HDR-FOX the HDR-2000T options made no difference and it treats the broadcats as if ‘Auto’ is selected. When using a 4:3 TV it depends on the broadcasters use of the AFD what sort of a picture you end up with.
As the options are there to select I presume that this is a bug that will be fixed.
The options within 16:9 work fine and so this wont effect most set-ups.
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