Star Trek TNG based CCF. This is the first version, after one and a half weekends of work. All graphics elements are new, most are based on original images from TNG. Note that the "dithered look" on all images is intentional (for higher realism). VCR2 is not yet implemented.

This is my first attempt at programming my Pronto. Please give me feedback on what you think. I tried to get the PTV buttons to look just like they do on the remote. Another part that I had to think about was what buttons to put on what panel. I'm no where near being done with this CCF yet.

This CCF took forever. All graphics are original or modifed (thanks Darnitol). Includes every discrete code I could find that would work with these components as well as X-10 commands. Also includes a "midnight mode" macro for the DSP-A1 that works flawlessly. Uses both hidden and public panel options for navigation.

I've been working on the CCF file for quite a while now. It's different than others because all of my equipment is Philips and all of my panels strictly copy the original remotes. In addition I've used more than 4 shades. Gallery file included.

A new CCF based on a Star Trek theme. Includes audio, discrete codes for the Zenith VCR and more!

Complete configuration file featuring a custom star/oval theme. All panels/icons are original, with the exception of the home icon.

A completely new design with original artwork. It features the ability to switch to any device from any panel. Since I don't have a lot of complex programming or devices, I went graphics heavy.

A German CCF that is mostly frame-based, so that you have a Nav-Bar on the top of the screen. With this you can easily switch to other devices. Furthermore, there are German broadcast logos including the new Premiere-World Logos.

Complete system CCF with quite a lot of original graphics andplenty of Arcam codes.

Full home theater profile with realistic steel 3D look. Be sure to adjust the contrast for best rendering. French TV logos (6 channels) in 50x50 pixels. All screens with direct access tabs. Stay tuned for X10 lighting control and integration of Dale Crawford's 7-shade dithering technique.