This activity-based CCF has original graphics and includes a security panel which requires a 4-digit code for access (2419). There's also a "clean-up" button which turns off all unused components, depending on the current panel.

Complete home theater setup with tabbed screens.

This is an update. Changed DVD transport panel. Changed some labels, timing in macros, calendar panels, convergence grid panel layout. Added more Service menu buttons. Added ADDR menu panel. Also added a DVD index of favorite scenes for a few movies + AVIA as an example.

Custom high quality ultra high resolution config file for your most descriminating and blind clients. This configuration was actually created to the specifications of one of our clients who requested substancially bigger buttons. Appearance was apparently NOT an issue. Have you ever seen the telephones with the big ass buttons that you have to mash down with your palm? Think back to that and now take it to the next level. You can almost stand on these buttons. If size matters to you, look no further.

My CCF is leveraged off of Andrea Whitlock's configuration. I added a few custom icons and modified some others. A "SETUP" icon is used for devices to make it easy for someone to use my home theater.

This is the labour of the last month: a Star Trek LCARS-themed CCF. Thanks to all of the other Star Trek designers, which I borrowed most of the graphics from. Nevertheless some new things, as well as German TV logos. All panels are aliased to the macro section. Not everything is in English and some bugs may remain.

All new and all original design. I've added several new components.

My CCF is a mixture of everything on this forum (I have stolen freely!). All devices use the same tabbed menus and discrete on/off functions. There is a spot in the CCF for all your CDs to be entered. This list acts as a one touch to play that CD.

This is a system CCF that I've used for a long time. Most bugs were corrected over time. This CCF is activity-oriented. The Pronto will ask you were you are (bedroom, living room) and then it will let you choose what you'd like to do. I have used discrete codes wherever I could. My Pronto does not play music, has no graphics. In fact, the screens are all legible even when the contrast setting is way off. I have no fancy buttons, just simple, functional, large rectangles that allow for a lot of text. The language used is Dutch, but that should be easy to fix. If you're having trouble finding the translations for your favorite language (on babelfish?), drop me a line. To facilitiate easy editing, I have put all IR codes in (hidden) screens, which are then accessed by aliases. This improves maintainability of the CCF greatly. This CCF should make a great source to rip IR codes for your particular device!

This CCF has full remote setups for the following devices.