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These are the splash screen of my iPad application.

  • Default-Portrait.png (768 × 1024)
  • Default-Portrait@2x.png (1536 × 2048)
  • Default-Landscape.png (1024 × 768)
  • Default-Landscape@2x.png (1024 × 768)

The problem:
I upload all these screen in my application. Then set
Default-Landscape@2x, Default-Landscape & Default-Portrait
in App Target as iPad Splash screen.

Now when I try to set Default-Portrait@2x, I find "No image Specified" message in "Portrait Non-Retina" section.
Like this:

enter image description here

And then when try to set Default-Portrait again, I find "No image with correct dimensions found" message in "Portrait Retina" section.
Like this:

enter image description here

And this thing happen no matter how many times I re change them one after one. What is the reason of it? If any one have any clue please share that with me. I check my "image name" and "size", no problem in there. I set these splash in a Cross platform "Cordova" project. Thanks in advanced. Have a nice day.

Addition:

I also try it with these names, but no luck.

  • Default-Portrait~iPad.png (768 × 1024)
  • Default-Portrait~iPad@2x.png (1536 × 2048)
  • Default-Landscape~iPad.png (1024 × 768)
  • Default-Landscape~iPad@2x.png (1024 × 768)
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  • Shouldn't you have some Default images with `-ipad` on them? You can't use your iPhone images for your iPad images. See the answers given on http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3973981/how-to-correctly-name-all-those-launch-images-for-an-universal-app and here's another userful link http://www.iosres.com/ that shows your naming is wrong – Popeye Sep 29 '14 at 11:58
  • @Thanks Popeye for commenting. You mean add `~ipad` in every image image? Like `Default-Portrait~ipad.png` ??? – Tulon Sep 29 '14 at 12:02
  • My apologies, yeah add `~ipad` but remember you still need both iPad and iPhone images. – Popeye Sep 29 '14 at 12:04
  • @Popeye It's Ok. I've tried with adding `~ipad` but, still the same thing. Yes, I've separate images for iPhone & iPad and the iPhone didn't do any problem here. I think I have the naming problem. But what's the problem is?? :( – Tulon Sep 29 '14 at 12:12

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I don't know why it didn't take the default name in this case. But I set it with the following name and solve it. If anyone get into the similar problem try with these name:

  • Default~ipad.png
  • Default~ipad@2x.png
  • Default-Landscape~ipad.png
  • Default-Landscape~ipad@2x.png
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