This is the continuing evolution of my CCF. You will see a completely revised user interface, more add ons (games etc.), improved ir codes especially for the Foxtel unit and a 'Fast Menu' that quickly and easily navigates around all commonly used functions in the main home theatre.

First discrete post for the new Infocus Play Big line of DLP home theater projectors.

Updated! My Star Trek interface from France, borrowed from David Hein's file. Designed for direct access to all component functions.

A complete system CCF file from Italy for the following components.

A complete home theater setup for the following devices.

A nice and clean remote with macros, jumps and so more. I've used the design by Daniel Tonks and added some of my own. It's basically a "one button remote" and everyone is free to use it.

This CCF is simple to use, no fancy graphics but it has consistant page layouts, buttons and an intuitive structure. Selecting a function from the home page switches on the correct components and sets up the correct inputs. Volume +/- Channel +/- and mute are on the hard buttons for all components as is system off from any screen - this includes a jump back to the home page so the remote is ready for next time you want to use it.

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.

This will mainly be of interest to Mac-heads. I couldn't find any CCFs for the Elgato remote so I made the Pronto learn them. The Mac Mini remote codes are taken from and iPod remote file that I found on Remote Central. I like the Apple remote so much that I still use it in preference to the Pronto most of the time - it makes the Pronto seem very old-fashioned and clunky. For the EyeTV tuner there are screens that replicate all the buttons on the remote. I've made several other screens to give direct touchscreen access to all the main channels on UK Freeview terrestrial digital TV (which I access through an EyeTV 410). The channel buttons just send the codes for the relevant channel numbers. You may need to change them since the channel numbers are differnet in different parts of the country.

Highlights include: all TV (32) and radio (40) channels on one page; empty home icon (press left hard button for Home); right hard button switches off everything, always; shortcuts from TV to DVD and vice versa; fast and easy selection of HDD programs using hard keys; mute key pauses source (DVD, CD, VCR, cassette); no fancy logos, but optimized for minimum # of keypresses; Yamaha tuner banks made invisible for user; Ada program included, generates 40 Yamaha radio device panels; never "resume off" when switching off DVD/HDD; easy double cassette deck manipulation.