I need the IR for the different inputs to go to directly. I have been told these are ONLY found on the higher end Son y remotes. If someone has them please send to [email protected] or post here. Again these are the commands to go directly to VCR input or DVD input or antenae 1 2 3...

1) give us the models of your devices to help us help u
2)What you are searching is called "discrete codes"(i.e "PowerOn") instead of "toggle codes" (i.e Power On/Off/On/Off/on/Off... alternately)
Normally original remotes come with toggle only, but your Sonys normally accept discrete codes anyway.
So:
[Link: remotecentral.com]
-select Sony
-choose the nearest model to the one you own. Normally they use same codes for various models.
-Copy / paste the hex codes into your CCF and try it out
Or
3) In the Pronto Files section you can also find Ready CCFs by model. Choose one that corresponds to your own (or similar) and search in the file description for something like "includes discrete codes for On/ off and Inputs" Download to your remote and if it works you copy paste the buttons you need to your own CCF.
Bingo

By the way,
This should be posted in the Pronto Classic Forum or Discrete Forum, as it's a problem which is not related to you using a PDA as remote. It's a "CCF problem"
As you will notice by the amount of activity in the forums, you surely will get a quicker reply to future ccf problems if posting in the right forum

more info
[Link: remotecentral.com]
cheers

My mistake, you have Neo not PDA. But I would still use the forums indicated above for ccf stuff

...which probably makes you wonder what CCF is.
On your remote it's NCF, on mine (Pronto RU-940) it's CCF. Other software but basically the same.
Remeber that there are much more ccfs around than ncf's and if you search this forum you can find a way to translate from one to the other.

In worst case install ProntoEdit software (see Pronto Files section in this website) to open ccf files containing what you want, then copy the hex codes and paste into your NCF editing software. But I'm sure there is an easier way to do that.

cheers