[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] kbxdauser2011:
Help - Screen Flickering & Resolution Issues !

I have recently brought a CS968A Android Tv Box & I need some necessary & genuine help in the following issues :

1) The Picture on the screen of my Sony FHD Bravia CX42 TVhttp://www.sony.co.in/product/klv-32cx420 flickers & comes on & off while i connect the CS968A to my aforesaid Sony TV through HDMI & select a resolution of 1920x1080p@60Hz/50Hz or even in 1280x720p@60hz/50hz from the Display settings on my CS968A. The Picture is only stable at 720x576 or 720x480, but looks very poor in my Sony Full HD Tv! Well I would have considered my new Cs968A "defective" if not otherwise it would have not shown Perfect picture on my another tv ,a Samsung 51"FHD 51D550 tv,http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/news/samsung-ps51d550-201109221412.htm where it outputs everything perfectly on the tv screen at all the resolutions i.e 1920x1080p@60Hz/50Hz, 1280x720p@60hz/50hz or even the SD resolution of 720x576 or 720x480. Now i would have concluded that my Sony Bravia Tv or its HDMI port is at fault, unless the same flickering issue ,screen picture coming on & off ,would be troubling me again on my Asus 24" FHD MK241H http://www.asus.com/Monitors_Projectors/MK241H/Desktop monitor through HDMI (just like my other Sony Bravia Tv or even worse off). Now I'm really perplexed what to make out of this situation?

i) Is my Sony Bravia FHD Tv or its HDMI port faulty ? (My HP Laptop however connects to this same Sony Bravia TV through HDMI "Perfectly")

ii) Also Is my Asus 24" FHD MK241H Desktop monitor or its HDMI port faulty? (My HP Laptop however connects to this same Asus 24" FHD MK241H Desktop monitor through HDMI "Perfectly")

iii) Is my particular CS968A unit faulty or very quirky in selecting to output perfectly on Samsung Tv ,leaving in lurch the Sony Tv or the Asus Monitor ?

iv) or is it simply the Problem of the New 4.4.2kitkat rom of the CS968A(which came installed in the box)which is quite unstable & produces erratic display output issues?

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2) If it indeed is the case of a unstable Rom ,then can this very helpful community at XDA here recommend me(also provide a link) to the best rom (better if pre-rooted) which would be a perfect fit & run stable for my CS968A device to display it on all tv/monitor perfectly in FullHd resolution without trouble/any other quirks? *Also as i am new to cs968a & no android guru, help me how to flash the new rom as easy as possible !

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3) I have noticed that the display from the CS968A on my Samsung FHD tv is NOT as sharp or crisp (even in 1920x1080p@60/50hz) compared to any other Normal 1080p output from any other source( for ex display of my Hp laptop on my Samsung FHD Tv) through HDMI, which i believe is because the new 4.4.2 kk Rom comes only with a 720p kernel where the Native resolution is actually 1280x720 & everything is upscaled, unlike FullHD 1920x1080 Native resolution which is advertised on the box. Even CPUZ & Antutu shows the display as 1280x720/688.

So the Crux of my question comes to this :-

Which is the Best Android 4.4.2K.K based rom which would provide me a TRUE FullHD 1920x1080p Native kernel resolution & is also very stable,works with all Tv/Monitors( even better if comes pre-rooted), "DOES NOT BRICK MY DEVICE/CS968A" & also does NOT have any other quirks or functions/features of the CS968A taken away ?

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** Also i have found that the Built-in camera of the CS 968 is just terrible/nightmarish, so can i attach a different better quality/brand webcam so that i can actually do some skype calls ?

So Xda experts out here , please Help me fast on this & I would be genuinely thankful to you for all the HELP !:fingers-crossed:

Thanks !