A complete system CCF file with the following devices.

This file contains buttons and code for most used features for the following components.

A simple CCF file complete with channel icons.

Special 'simplified' feature for my girlfriend with her section of remote. Full set of discrete power codes and jumps between functions. TV macros for both TiVo and OnDigital channels.

I have hundreds of painstaking hours in this CCF. I changed it a few times to keep up with my replacement components. This is my attempt at creating an easy to use interface for my A/V system. Even a Sasquatch could use this thing! I went overboard on programming DSS channels too! I use MANY Macros to automate what would have taken 3-5 remotes, eliminating remote anxiety. Switching from watching DVD Theater to playing a DreamCast game is possible with just 1 button.

This is a complete working CCF that does everything for you. So simple, my 4 year old boy can work the entire system! (Amazingly enough, so can my wife!) Includes lots of discretes, a full CD list & good DSP control. P.S. Like everyone else, I am claiming no originality on the graphics.

This will mainly be of interest to Mac-heads. I couldn't find any CCFs for the Elgato remote so I made the Pronto learn them. The Mac Mini remote codes are taken from and iPod remote file that I found on Remote Central. I like the Apple remote so much that I still use it in preference to the Pronto most of the time - it makes the Pronto seem very old-fashioned and clunky. For the EyeTV tuner there are screens that replicate all the buttons on the remote. I've made several other screens to give direct touchscreen access to all the main channels on UK Freeview terrestrial digital TV (which I access through an EyeTV 410). The channel buttons just send the codes for the relevant channel numbers. You may need to change them since the channel numbers are differnet in different parts of the country.

This is a complete system including discrete power codes for all devices.

A basic CCF with the following devices.

I have designed new types of cursors and a "pipe-works" type tab holder. My home pages are divided into two sections: Video and Audio devices. Each audio device asks whether or not the user wants to turn off video equipment. I have desinged a simple "back" button that allows the user to adjust the receiver, then return to where they left off.