If it's possible , keep the app as fullscreen and use images of size 1024x768 and 768x1024 . That would work .

I have the same problem.

I can't have my app in fullscreen because I need the top status bar in iOS to be visible at all times.

I was hoping this would be fixed with AIR 3.2

I can't believe these guys at Adobe can leave such obviously ridiculous errors like this.

In Air version 3.1, I was already struggling with another issue with the startup screen that just rotated and stretched just before the application started.

This should be plain simple stuff/bug right in front of their eyes that they should have removed before releasing a version.

This is not serious you guys at Adobe. We have more serious things to do.

Same problem here. My app is Landscape only, and has three logos it's trying to keep in the same position. One on the Default-Landscape.png, one centered by the app's splashScreenImage property, and another shown on the first active View. In 3.1 all these lined up perfectly. Now, there is a 'bobbing' as the app comes up.

I assumed it was in the View, whose layout had been messed with recently, and I tried everything then decided to remove it altogether just to be sure it was the View. It wasn't. I still saw a 'bob'.

So I backed up to the application's splashScreenImage, it hadn't been changed in awhile, but we did move from AIR 3.1 to 3.3 recently, so I began to think AIR wasn't handling that splashScreenImage properly. Tried just embedding the Default-Landscape.png as the splashScreenImage, which would make it exactly the same image (the splash was a padded image that was naturally centered by the app). No dice, it still bobbed.

Finally, I removed the splashScreenImage itself so the only logo being shown was the Default-Landscape.png. And it still bobbed!!!!! WTF????

The image is 1024x768 and we are requesting standard resolution in the app descriptor file. The aspectRatio is set to landscape and autoOrients is set to true (so it doesn't do portrait it supports both landscape directions). And platformsdk is not being used.

Is your app a fullScreen app ?

I'm seeing exactly the same issue as Futurescale. No 'bobbing' in 3.1 but always in 3.3 for the default launch image. Perhaps a timing bug in AIR given the adjustment downward seems to be exactly what we already need to account for when sizing the splashScreenImage (http://help.adobe.com/en_US/as3/iphone/WS789ea67d3e73a8b2-48bca492124b 39ac5e2-7fff.html). In 3.1, this shift downward happens first when the splashScreenImage loads. In 3.3, this happens slightly earlier, when the default launch image is still showing.

Has anyone filed a bug against this issue?

After doing some testing, it appears that this is a bugfix in 3.3 and above rather than a bug (at least the problem Futurescale and I are referring to). Prior to 3.3, we had to adjust the size of either the default launch image or the splashScreenImage in order to have a seamless transition between the two (see: http://www.curiousfind.com/blog/257). Now it appears it's no longer necessary to make the adjustment and we can use the default launch image as the splashScreenImage directly.

Then perhaps the problem is that your launch image isn't the "proper" size. At least that was what my problem was.

In my case, for iPhone 320 dpi, I had adjusted the size of my launch image to be slightly shorter than the 640x960 size outlined for Default@2x.png per the article in my previous post. This made the transition between the launch image and splashscreen image, which was sized to the regular 640x960 size, seamless in 3.1, which it otherwise wasn't.

However, in 3.3, the launch image alone started "bobbing". Once I reverted the launch image to the proper size (640x960), the movement went away while the transition to the splashscreen remained seamless.