My first attempt at a setup. Just about everything was from Daniel's design altered to my needs. IR codes included.

Just messing around with my favorite accomplished couch potatoist so simple Homer could figure it out!

I call it H2O because of the backgrounds I found from doing a Google search. The buttons were all acquired from this site, or are included in the software. After looking at everyone else's .pcf's and getting some GREAT ideas I decided to do this and try to keep it simple.

My complete system PCF with an anime theme, improved buttons some new backgrounds, some new components & improved macos. This set up has extensive use of macros & descrete codes to control video sources and uses the 4 hard buttons below the screen linked to the main menu (if you're watching a DVD you can use the hard button labled cable and the system totaly configures itself turning on & off the correct components). Everything starts from the main menu and uses a "please wait" screen while configuring any system changes. The Check mark hard button controls the light dimmer while curser navigation is used for general navigation.

A complete system setup for the following devices.

Updated with a new receiver. I tried to make this so it would require the least amount of manual page swapping as possible. All pages are hidden, except the first page of each device (because I bump the side page buttons everytime I pick it up). The device title takes you to Page Overview (my own) so I can still go to any page manually if I need to.

A PCF for the TSU3000. Simple and makes use of bitmaps and approaches from others (thanks to David Shaw!).

This is my first PCF file. It contains a lot of original as well as "borrowed" buttons and images.

My second PCF for the TSU3000 is a unique file that features a futuristic interface, page "morphs" instead of "jumps", and even a friendly robot. It might make you feel like you are controlling something other than a home theater.

A pretty clean setup with mostly original buttons (except for the favorite icons and the help pages which were "borrowed"). The unique part is the NFL setup: I've filled in the entire DirecTV NFL Sunday Ticket 2004/2005 regular season schedule by week, with icons for each team. The icons are linked to channel buttons to allow simultaneous control of two TVs for "Picture and Picture" action every Sunday.