I'm sure someone here would do it for you, but its not as hard as you might think. You can download the ProntoEdit software on this site and start tinkering. If you think you're in over your head you can always hire someone--you probably want to find an installer in your local area though so they can do all the testing themselves. I would just google home theater solutions in your area. But learning how to program it yourself can be very rewarding, especially when you want to make changes or additions in the future.