CCF based on Andrea's design with some tweaks to suit my needs and equipment. The home panel has been changed. It turns all my equipment on and when you change devices from the device menu it changes inputs on the pre-amp. Only 3 discrete codes that change inputs on the TV. Plus a TIVO design and Proceed PAV IR commands.

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.

A layout I'm finally happy with to share! Over 500 custom graphics, plus games downloaded from this site. All main buttons aliased to complete learned/hex code panels. Hope you enjoy!

This CCF is the most complex I've done to date. Includes two monitors. The CCF asks the user for the status of the receiver (which has no discretes) and which monitor they would like to use. A lot of jumps, and thanks to Daniel for his CCF style.

Large buttons in high-contrast black on white and little use of graphics. Keeps the CCF size to a minimum for fast screen loads. Includes all XM Satellite Radio channels as of December 2004. Menu options are in a consistent format on right side of screen for easy access. I tried to make a remote that was easy to read, logical and fast-running. All remote actions are stored in seperate panels and aliased to make the system modular.

Having seen the multitude of beautiful graphical CCFs, I came to the realization that I had to come up with something more easily read by older eyes (both wife and I are 50+). This meant less graphics and larger type. I used device boxes across the top and page tabs at the bottom. Also (if you can believe it) we have yet to go to DD.

A cool Windows oriented CCF!

A Gold Digger theme with a nice, clean consistent design.

The newest Dutch TV logos. Made for UPC digital TV (with extra channel pack).

My upgraded large screen RC5200 CCF submission. The focus remains on button legibility and operation (for older folk like me) with large buttons/pads & 14 pt plus typeface. I have compensated for lack of sex appeal by producing a design which, thanks to extensive use of macros, is fully automated and easy to use. Supports lighting control via X10 & Lutron Telume, as well as the normal A/V equipment. I have adopted the 3 tier system of aliasing buttons to IR codes to enable simple substitution with other AV equipment. Now a fairly elaborate and complex program.