An update to David Shaw's Midnite PCF. The buttons are mostly from his PCF. I have included additional buttons for my devices, and included a bunch of DVD covers for my DVD jukebox. All devices have discrete power. I have also setup this PCF to use PIP with both my satellite and cable connections.

Configuration tries to match as closely as possible the actual factory remotes.

A combination of a few peoples buttons and styles with a few tweaks of my own. Based on a Windows XP look and feel with Mousie's buttons and a splash of David Shaw's "Forever Blue". I also give you all Photoshop content, so you can modify this to your heart's content.

A mixture of quite a few pre-existing templates, plus some new stuff. Graphics taken from Daniel Tonks' template.

90% of the system is original content made by myself, some buttons have been borrowed from other systems (thanks), The system has been updated from my tsu1000 config file. The Denon & PS2 interfaces are graphical representations of their original remotes. Sky satellite channel numbers & DOG's are up to date as of December 05'.

A complete system PCF file for the following components.

A setup for the Pronto NG RU950.

Second version of what I have liked from all that have posted here. It's got the bits and pieces of others and gallery stuff from Philips. I have modified (cropped and erased) some images for a custom fit. The four categories of my PCF are: Control (Solid Candy Theme); Explore (Modified Envision Theme); Listen (Wood Grain Theme); plus Watch (Blue Candy Transparencies). My Device list is groupings of 5, this way I could use it for programming and quick access. If you can use any of it, have fun! See the readme file for a complete description.

This is a total redesign of my upstairs configuration previously stored on my TSU2000. Thanks to all the contributors to this site for your great button designs.

Activity based file with one set of commands for my kids to use (basic) and another set for me to use (full control). Uses full screen and makes copious use of hard buttons. Thanks to many others on this site for the station logo graphics!