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Rivet, Cynical Peak's software for sharing movies, music, and photos from your Mac to your Xbox 360, will see a 1.1 release tomorrow that fixes quite a few things and improves several others.

• Added better support for video podcasts and TV Shows in iTunes. They will now be sorted into subfolders based on the show and season.
• Fixed memory leaks.
• Automatic media updating is now friendlier on your CPU.
• Compilation albums will now show up as one album and not a separate one for each artist.
• Transcoded pictures are now much friendlier to your hard drive.
• Changed the machine's IP discovery to work better with virtual machines and system preferences.
• Fixed the issue where iTunes movies would not be displayed if the share folders option was off.
• Fixed the red icon issue for some scenarios.
• Fixed displaying photos from a self manages iPhoto library.
• Fixed a crash that could occur while browsing photos.
• Fixed an issue that causes the broken pipe crash.
• Fixed an issue that caused a crash on launch if the Mac's name was not returned from the system.

The networking fix alone saw about eight separate revisions, so grab this update from the in-app updater or, if you've not purchased yet, give the demo a try.

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