More or less the finished item for the B&W pronto. Will start up again when I get the colour one!

A complete system setup with the following components. Updated.

This is my first attempt at programming my Pronto. After many attempts and much tinkering, I have a complete CCF configuration which includes all the remote functions on the Hughes HD Receiver. Many of the channels on a DIRECTV system are one-button accessible, and video switching is done through macros on one of the home screens. Thanks to everyone whose bitmaps and ideas I freely borrowed.

Since I'm not so much into illustrating but pretty much into 3D modeling, here it is, a complete 3D-styled CCF from Germany, including a whole bunch of TV and Cable logos, featuring Potatoe Pete who guides you through the remoting procedure. Almost all buttons are true 3D and have an active / inactive status. My favourite panel is the DVD menu screen (with a simulated 4-way joystick).

Knock-off of Daniel Tonks'. Completely reconfigured and customized for my system. Put in many hours making it work for me. Enjoy, if it works for you.

This CCF has a completely tabbed interface and several simple macros for automation of common commands. The TiVo device panel will work with all TiVos except those from Sony. Advanced TiVo macros (enable 30 second skip, etc.) are included but not all have been tested.

Complete color system includes text files with all IR codes.

Updated AJPRO (modified Station & Theme Panels) - now includes complete library of framed DirectTV logos. Hook'EM!

After months of tweaking, my system CCF. Bitmaps 99.9% original, inspiration from several other CCFs plus a few bits and pieces I haven't seen elsewhere. Enjoy.

I have used design ideas 'borrowed' from this site (thanks all!) to make my pronto look like a Star Trek tricorder, giving a consistent look across all the devices. Incorporates one-touch Sky channel changing, accessible by both alphabetical lists and icon form, categorized by type. The CCF is 'split' into two halves, one being basic and simple (for the wife), the other giving full acces to menus and panels. In the macros, I have incorporated timers to get rid of thet bloody interactive dot from the screen on unattended video recordings.