If I want to re-seed MOTS the documentation states that this can be done by holding the GO button down for 3 seconds. When I do this there is a short pause in playback, but the queue remains the same - surely the queue should be reset? EDIT: looking above I think I have already asked this question - still a problem though. Overall I am a bit disappointed

Do you mean - use the "recovery" option rather than "reboot" or drop into the service option in windows? If I drop into windows there appear to be no options available other than to restart the service menu again. I am sure I am missing something obvious here...

[quote user="sjmcguckin"] The easiest way to "reset" the MOTS is to reinstall the Beosound software, then it will reset all the indexes. This is better than deleting all the music. You will have to use the service menu on the Beosound to do this. [/quote] How do you do this? A somewhat belated question but I rediscovered this thread

Allow some parameters to be set for MOTS e.g. restrict the number of tracks from a single album or artist, and ability to reorder/re-randomise the queue

I would like the ability to easily remove tracks from the queue. MOTS is good but it is not perfect.

Apparently the Blu-Ray mechanism will not fit inside the BC2 and it is too expensive to retool.

I used a combination of PowerAmp CD Ripper (PC) and CoverScout (Mac) to rip the CD and search for deent artwork. It is a bit tedious but I have managed to get fairly decent cover artwork. I do use a Mac with Windows emulation which made the whole process of using these two bits of software very easy. Most of the time CD Ripper came up with a good cover

Thanks Stan. MOTS is a great idea but not executed quite as well as it could be. Unfortunately my BS5 keeps playing tracks from about three artists when there are many many others to choose from regardless of the seed track. It is a bit irritating. I do agree that you do discover forgotten tracks, this can be a great pleasure. Is there an easy way to

What would be useful is an on/off and an exclude completely feature, perhaps some filtering parameters would be useful. I think B&O have oversimplified the way it works to the detriment of the overall experience. MOTS should be an option not a default, and when engaged should always surprise the listener (in a nice way of course).

I thought it might get to doing a reinstall... Anyone else noticed a similar state of affairs with MOTS. I don't mind the selcetion but I feel it can be a bit narrow and always seems to focus on the same old artists/albums. In its defence sometimes it is surprisingly accurate in selecting similar pieces. I just wish it would surprise me more from