Ok. I'm a newbie at this and most of the buttons in this CCF have been 'borrowed' from the PPRO pioneers here. My thanks to all of you. I have about 2-3 adult graphics in this ccf so, if you feel offended, my sincere apologies.

Part of a complete system CCF file.

The layout is for complete ease of us for my wife and family. I have borrowed the icons and buttons used in my CCF from other layouts deposited on this site... my thanks go to the people who provided them and a special thanks the Andrea, I used alot of her ideas! And, if you're an Oregon State Football Fan, look at my Home Directory!

Well this is my current CCF file. I have been working on it for months and am finally satisfied enough to upload it. Yes it can still be much fancier but this works very well for my wife and I. We have a DSS Tivo, DVD Changer, Big Screen, and a Projector with a Electric screen. Unfortunatly I have NOT created any thing new just used bits and pieces from everyone else. The one thing I did different is that I try to space out my buttons to minimize pushing the wrong one. I just hope this will give you all some ideas. Thank you all for your help and suggestions.

A very consistent, and efficient complete system. A lot of thought was put in to navigation, usability, and simplification. MP3 control is done with the IRMan and IRManager with XMMS for Linux.

Activity-based system for the TS-1000 with macros throughout. Virtual devices for DSS, VCR1 and DVD for easy reprogramming by remapping to another manufacturer's device (also includes unused codes for Sony TVs, Panasonic DVDs and Plasmas). Multiple screens for satellite channels with logos. Single-key shutdown macros shut off all devices for a particular activity.

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

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.

A multi-monitor system with child lockout panels (code 2192) and the following devices.

This setup caters to both the advanced and technophobic user. The "Basics" icon steps begineers through powering on/off necessary equipment and gives them a common interface for controlling equipment. For the advanced user, Windows-style panels are available and give full control for all devices. Thanks to those whose ideas and designs I've borrowed.