Thanks to everyone who replied. I don't have the Pronto, so the Pronto codes werent much use for me. However, I do have a SONY learning remote that I don't want to part with, so what I did was convert the pronto codes into LIRC codes (
http://www.lirc.org ). I then used the LIRC program, and IR emitter, to send the codes to my learning remote. Voila!
I supposed I could have found a friend with a Pronto, gave him/her the codes, and then programmed my learning remote from that, but no one I know has a Pronto.
Getting information on converting the Philips Pronto format to ANYTHING was painful. Getting info on the LIRC format was difficult too. So, for anyone wanting using LIRC, and want the LIRC codes, here they are (Put into LIRC's lirc.cf file):
#
# this config file was manually generated
# by manually converting Philips Pronto codes into LIRC format
# on Mon Apr 14 23:57:24 2003
#
# contributed by Hank42
#
# brand: Panny
# model: 42PWD5UY
# supported devices: PLASMA
#
begin remote
name Panny
bits 16
flags SPACE_ENC
eps 25
aeps 100
header 3476 1734
one 447 411
zero 447 1283
ptrail 447
pre_data_bits 32
pre_data 0xBFFBFEFF
gap 74509
toggle_bit 0
begin codes
POWER 0x0000000000004342
INPUT 0x0000000000005F5E
PC 0x000000000000A1A0
COMPOSITE 0x0000000000007F7E
end codes
end remote
begin remote
name panny2
bits 16
flags SPACE_ENC
eps 25
aeps 100
header 3450 1749
one 424 426
zero 424 1294
ptrail 424
pre_data_bits 32
pre_data 0xBFFBFEDF
gap 74529
toggle_bit 0
begin codes
Component 0x000000000000C1E0
end codes
end remote
