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.

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

A complete system CCF with the following devices.

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.

My first panel is a full screen button that turns on my receiver and jumps to a "Choices Screen", since it is redundant to repeat the Receiver on command in each Macro. I designed some amusing full screen animated buttons. A number of these are included under the name Favorites in the device menu. Themes include "Finding Nemo", "Monsters Inc.", even "Home Alone with peeping Michael Jackson". There are some custom buttons in the TV device panels. Enjoy!

Complete CCF from the UK with transport controls from other CCFs, plus a few new logos.

This is my first attempt at programming my Marantz 5200. Designed for the UK TV market from scratch, however ALL icons used are from RC.com, so many many thanks to you all for the inspiration. It has been done with the large button style simplistic format and I hope it eventually helps someone else!

This is my 2nd attempt, still using a lot of Dale Crawford's graphics which I have adapted to suit. It has games including a picture of Laura Croft for the Playstation button, a piano and a lot of UK Sky Digital logos.

This remote is designed to be easy to use in low light and by a wife with poor eyesight. Many thanks for the ideas and button designs from Andrea Whitlock, Pete Miller and Daniel Tonks. It also includes Andrea Whitlock's 2002 calendar. Feedback is welcome, this is my first shot at designing a remote.

My CCF makes setting up the system a lot easier for everyone in my family. With one touch of a button you can be watching cable, a DVD or listening to your favorite tunes. As you can tell, I'm a huge, huge fan of Andrea Corr.