By Katie Marsal
Published: 05:35 PM EST
Apple on Thursday released a minor update to iTunes and also vowed to offer Apple TV and iTunes users the treat of a low-cost movie rental each week.
Available only through Apple's automatic update feature as of press time,
iTunes 7.6.1 addresses several unnamed bugs with the music software.
The fix also improves compatibility between iTunes and a networked Apple TV running the version 2.0 upgrade, Apple says.
Separately, Apple has also begun informing subscribers to its e-mail newsletters that it will offer a selected movie title each week at a 99-cent price, or a third of the price of a back catalog, standard-definition title. The first title is
The Hours.
The movie's special pricing takes effect each Thursday and lasts until the following Monday, giving customers the opportunity to finish downloading and playing the movie before the weekend ends.
Apple has regularly offered discounts on music with its free weekly tracks, but until now has not supplied a regular discount on videos.
