A new CCF based on a Star Trek theme. Includes audio, discrete codes for the Zenith VCR and more!

Combination of original samples and items & artwork borrowed from other designs. The home screen is split into two, with the top half having icons for channel selections and the bottom for devices devices. The dividing line has buttons for lights and for power control. As with most, this CCF isn't (and will never be!) 100% complete. But it's not too far off, and my family and kids use it every day.

Total CCF overhaul done over the last couple of months. Have gone for more angular buttons instead of the usual ones on most CCFs. All buttons used have come from other CCFs on this site so thanks for all who "unwittingly" contributed! Also big cheers for Steve Watt for doing my 'Matrix' bitmaps. Please feel free to contact me with feedback regarding my CCF. Enjoy!

A complete system CCF file with the following devices.

A complete Sony system CCF file with all discrete IR codes.

This file has taken a little longer than I anticipated. It is about 95% complete with a new TV and preamp.

I wanted to create a fun, yet easy to use remote. Most of the button are from this site.

This is a German CCF file with many bitmaps. Thanks to everyone who shared buttons, graphics and more!

I designed this layout for my brother-in-law's new home theater system. His parents don't read English, and with over 5 remote controls it seems watching a DVD is more complicated than it should be. I designed all the panels with big Chinese characters so it is easier to read. The layout is task based and as idiot proof as possible. I even replaced the home icon with custom one with chinese characters. The layouts only have basic buttons - the ones they use often.

The goal was to limit the buttons on each screen and to cluster buttons based on use of the device. Nice large, easy to read buttons, using much of Peter Kemmer's gallery file. Includes many discrete codes, macros and a gallery file. Contains complete IR controls in independent hidden panels to simplify modifications or future upgrades to equipment.