I have hundreds of painstaking hours in this CCF. I changed it a few times to keep up with my replacement components. This is my attempt at creating an easy to use interface for my A/V system. Even a Sasquatch could use this thing! I went overboard on programming DSS channels too! I use MANY Macros to automate what would have taken 3-5 remotes, eliminating remote anxiety. Switching from watching DVD Theater to playing a DreamCast game is possible with just 1 button.

Full System file including matched graphical displays, intuitive navigation,full Sky Digi TV Guide. Parts borrowed but not much. Feedback welcome.

I’ve upgraded all my components since the last time I submitted a CCF file. My latest system CCF is easy to read and use. Home panel consists of macro buttons that adjust the entire system with a single touch. Consistent interface for all devices. Large black transport buttons. An “All Off” button on every panel that shuts down entire system and jumps to Home. A navigation bar at the bottom of every panel to jump to other panels within the device.

You love it. You hate it. You use it every day because Mr. Bill crushed OS/2 and all the others. If you don’t feel comfortable when you’re away from your MS Windows this is for you. With pull-down menus and a Start/Pronto menu, this has the feel of Windows that is also functional.

This ccf is an original design except the Pioneer CD, Copy, Cd List and Lights device panels; those I edited to my taste. Nothing fancy but maybe it can be useful. The A/B buttons on the JVC 1 panel operate my external Radio Shack remote controled A/B Switch.

This is a completely new design. The idea was simplification throughout. You'll find that all of the devices have all of their remote codes defined on one panel with everything labeled in english (no fancy graphics, just simple IR codes that work for each device). The rest of the remote is setup to make operating the whole system easy - touch the first screen and the tv is working (with the Replay and receiver). More information in the .TXT file.

A complete system setup with the following components. Updated.

I use the pronto to control equipment in two rooms. This CCF is based on some of the popular Star Trek Next Generation themes, makes heavy use of button aliases and jump commands to build a multi-room control setup complete with a help facility. Posted to provide some examples of what can be done with the ProntoEdit software and too much free time.

Thanks to everyone I borrowed from, combined with some new custom BMP's this contains basic and advanced controls for a DVD, VCR, AMP, and Digital Cable. This is Version 2 without frames and tabs, and includes Surf Icons for BC/Shaw Canadian channels. Setup for easy access (Wife).

The addition of a digital cable box prompted a complete redesign of my CCF file.