This is my current CCF using my own icons. I've kept the look simple as I find it more pleasing for every day use. There's lots of TV station logos for Sky and radio. And I've programmed a music choice button that takes the hard work out of using it on SKY. Also there is a 'easy' section programmed for visiting motherinlaws, babysitters, etc.

This is my absolute first try at designing my CCF. All graphics/design/functions were created by myself (except for discreet codes I took from this site). I designed this CCF to be simple to use and quick to control. I started by making exact duplicates of my original remotes, on multiple screens, then I created a macro screen that combined all of the most used buttons on one screen, corresponding to the media that is being played.

A new version of my configuration file which is now based on the Sony RM-AV2100 remote control. Also includes a phone directory.

This CCF grew out of the many templates that already exist, however it has custom graphics including a blob and bar button system that I find takes up less space and provides a large button to press.

All original artwork. Highlights include drawings of all equipment, film image gallery in macro page, teletext macro and music files including "William Tell Overture", "The Thieving Magpie" and "Pearl and Dean".

My first attempt at a ccf. I borrowed the Sony RM-AV2000 template from Cary Gerber and went crazy. I also borrowed the TV logos from Andrea Whitlock and edited the borders. I like the neatness of the end result.

This is a complete configuration featuring a Star Trek theme. All devices have discrete on/off controls and the Sony VCR has discrete inputs. Includes gallary and panels.

This is a complete system file with custom screens and custom buttons. The system was designed to be easily used by my wife and young kids, not just me. It emphasizes screens that focus on accomplishing a desired function (e.g. "Watch", then "Watch What?"), rather than a collection of individual screens that focus on controlling an individual device. The Dish Network screens include a "favorites" button (a heart icon) that leads to channel icons that have been grouped by type (sports, kids, news, etc.) If desired, there is an "expert" button on the home screen that leads to ugly, but functional screens for each device. These same screens are the "IR" screens that are aliased into the button scripts.

This is my first attempt at customizing my Marantz RC9200 remote.

This is yet another update to my ProntoPro CCF. Updates to the TV and channel surfing sections.