My goal was to build a CCF which minimzed panels and maximized speed. As a result, I created a simple graphic button and a template for laying out the buttons. In addition, I have created quite a few custom images for buttons.

Star Trek TNG based CCF. This is the first version, after one and a half weekends of work. All graphics elements are new, most are based on original images from TNG. Note that the "dithered look" on all images is intentional (for higher realism). VCR2 is not yet implemented.

This is a collection of several CCF files. One is the overall system file, the remainder are one each for the particular components. The individual files are made to quickly and efficiently move into your current configuration with little modification. Most discrete codes are present for all.

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).

This is my completly redesigned ccf. The design was taken mostly from Daniel's file (many thanks). I've modified the buttons so that they are moveable (instead of the static ones). Highlights include the configuration of tuner presets (the buttons stay pressed so that one can see which station is chosen). This took a lot of work but I didn't find an easier way. There are also German TV-logos and a small help file for my wife.

A complete CCF file from Germany.

Manga-Japanimation Thema-Remote. French version, English perhaps coming soon!

My first ccf, took approx 2 weeks to complete and most of the ideas/images are taken from this site (BIG thanks to you all). Contains genuine discretes for TV, VCR & Receiver, plus a fake one for the Toshiba DVD. Phone directory & Tetris instructions included. I believe my set-up was fairly easy to program due to the way my system is hooked up. I need a new CD player to get it spot-on, though.

Buttons and bitmaps borrowed from many downloads on this site (thanks to all). Buttons grouped purposely on each screen for ease of use. Macros laid out so even my 6 year old can run everything.

Using very compact buttons to minimise switching between screens, this is a functional but rather uninspiring CCF... but it suits me well.