[M.O.J.O. Android Development] krikit:
Not that anyone asked for it, but I'm going to chime in with some of my experience with the Android TV rom.

Quick context on my MOJO before flashing Android TV: Rooted with towelroot, flashed TWRP 2.8.7.0 with flashify app, made nandroid backup of my optimal stock setup so far. Ultimately, the results of my experience with this rom and the Remix OS rom have been largely affected by my limitation to a 720p TV.

As far as TWRP is concerned, I would have to recommend going with the previous version (2.8.2.0). I could not get either of the two TWRP versions to find an MD5 (maybe I'm missing something?), but only on the newer of the two did it fail install after not finding the checksum. I did look at the zip properties in es explorer to verify the checksum, so that seemingly was not the issue. So I found myself flashing the previous TWRP version (2.8.2.0).

After clearing dalvik, data, system, and cache, I flashed the Android TV rom (followed by SuperSU). The install succeeded despite the checksum error.

After the initial boot and what I assume to be typical Android TV setup, I was surprised to see an update available in the settings. Every non-stock Android rom experience I've ever had made me decide to leave it alone. I couldn't seem to find many apps or games in the initial play store, so I started adding apps from the play store on my pc chrome browser. After doing this about 3 or 4 times, I looked up at my TV and had a little scare. The MOJO had somehow ended up back in TWRP recovery when I had left it doing nothing with Kodi open. Not really sure what had happened, I did a normal reboot from TWRP. Some mostly minor app interface changes became apparent. I remembered the update, so I checked to see if it was still available in the settings, and it had vanished and I assume most probably updated. I will point out that the rebooting into TWRP became a random every-so-often occurrence, though not unbearable.

After the presumed update, it seems the play store had more options available. Some apps did have resolution problems for my 720p tv, but I could imagine there may be a solution in an app or edit somewhere. I might not have cared that much, except that Kodi was one of the apps zooming into higher resolution. Another weird thing was that aptoide tv market started wigging out shortly after installing it (it runs fine on the MOJO's stock rom).

Since this is my first hands-on experience with Android TV, I gotta say for the most part it's a really nice experience on the MOJO. I really don't care about Netflix these days, so that was no issue. Even if it was an issue, Zebdula reported recently that a sideload of the Netflix app functions as a working solution. I also want to say that I didn't seem to have the sleep issue that some seem to have with the kernel on the Android TV rom.

I could almost deal with the resolution issues I was having with some of the apps, but another heavy issue for me seems to be inherited from the ADT1: microSD not being recognized. I have no dedicated NAS on my network or anything, so it's a little hard not to be able to access all the content on my microSD. Again, if I had a NAS on my home network, I doubt I would care.

In the end, although I am not currently keeping it as my MOJO's daily driver, I again have to say good job (and thank you!) to Unjustified. As soon as I upgrade my TV to something highter than 720 (elimimating the resolution issues on certain apps), I'll have to give these roms another go.