This tool will allow you to quickly generate a hierarchical (Index-CD-Track), fully labeled CD MegaChanger Device for your Pronto, using a simple easy-to-create text file of your CDs! Included in this package is documentation, bitmaps, an example CD list, an example generated .csf file and an example compiled .ccf file. You must have a current version of Perl on your system, as well as the CCFDecompiler & Compiler tools also available here.

Just open calgen.doc in MS Word and run the start macro. A CSF file named xxxx.csf is saved in the current folder, where xxxx is the year you make a calendar for. Compile this file to CFF format with the ccf compiler/decompiler, available elsewhere in this section. Original calendar design by Martin Henning.

ProntoGen is a cataloger for CDs/DVDs complete with cover art, artists, titles and tracks. Information can be created manually or from CDDB. Cover art images can be also be downloaded automatically from the Internet. ProntoGen can create a configuration file for CD/DVD changers and programmable remote controls which lets selecting any album based on alphabetically sorted artists or titles. Categories can be defined to group albums. Tracks can be selected directly by name after a title is selected.

This is a port of Mike Johnson's original Windows Command Line Utility, List CCF, for MAC OSX 10.7 and up.

Like the Windows version, you run this command line utility on the MAC OSX 10.7. The zip archive file has a readme file, a sample Pronto CCF file, and the resulting output file. To use the MAC OSX program, you may have to be familiar with MAC OSX and terminal operation.

This is a brief step by step procedure to run this on a MAC:

1. Open a terminal window found at path Application/Utilities/Teminal
   
2. navigate to the location of where you unarchived this listccf-MAC.zip file (your folder has the program (binary file "lstccf")
   
3. type ./lstccf [the name of the ccf file you want to convert]
   
4. the program outputs a txt file just like the windows version

Special thanks to Mike Johnson for sharing his initial creation with us!

Jukebox panel generator that uses Excel. Requires CCF Decompiler & Compiler, available above. Instructions included in .TXT file.

Program to generate a macro group from a channel file. Relies on the CCFCompiler. Creates 2 column panels for all channels. VB source code is included.

If you own a Sony CD Jukebox plus the SLink-e this will be of interest. CDJ2CCF will take the CDJ Access database and put the artist and title information on buttons in the enclosed master.ccf, with the correct IR commands to load the CD. You can merge the generated CCF with your own Pronto CCF file.

Predecessor to DecodeCCF. Dumps out the contents of a CCF file as text. This program will always produce the full Pronto Hex. Decodes most IR sequences and includes protocol : device : function for each decoded signal. Translates function numbers into OneForAll EFC numbers for many protocols.

This is an Excel-based system that borrows heavily from the Jukebox Generator by Ivan Gonzalez. It takes an export file from DVDProfiler and builds 'one touch' movie selector buttons with an index that load the movie, and jumps to the controls for your player. This has been set up to allow for 1 or 2 DVD changers, but the included instructions do not yet fully document the second changer.

v1.00 This program for Sony CD Changers uses SuperNudeList Database Disc/Artist Information and provides: 1) Generation of Basic Sony CD IR commands for all Command Modes, 2) Generation of any number Programmed Playlists for download into Program 1 (CDP-CX450 remote functionality), 3) Generation of NameList CCF that downloads disc names, artist names, and links disc to artist for Sony CD Changers (Requires 2MB or higher remote), 4) Generation of SIRCS Bytestream command sequences as well as a discussion of Sony SIRCS bytestream commands and respective checksums (README2.TXT).