2 Replies Latest reply: Oct 23, 2014 5:49 AM by irocman1987 RSS

    iPhone 6 DPI Issue?

    irocman1987 Community Member
    irocman1987 Oct 20, 2014 8:09 AM

      All,

       

           I am running Flash Builder 4.7 with Apache Flex 4.13 with AIR 15 build 328. I have added the necessary launch screen images per iPhone 5,6, and 6+. After adding the launch images, Apple's Status Bar looks correctly scaled and now shows up white (it was black using the original AIR 15 SDK) but I am puzzled why my app appears to be improperly scaled on the iPhone 6 but looks correct on my 5S. I have included screenshots of the launch images I am using and what my app looks like on my iPhone 6. Any help/suggestions would be great!

       

      Thanks in Advance,

      Jonathan

       

      (I included a screenshot of what the app current looks like in the app store to help show the current scaling issue I am having)

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        • 1. Re: iPhone 6 DPI Issue?
          Graham Smith Community Member
          Graham Smith Oct 20, 2014 10:11 AM (in response to irocman1987)

          Hi there,

           

          there are still known issues with dpi etc on the  iPhone 6 plus :-

          things appears ok on some simulators but apparently real devices still have the issue..

           

           

          things should be ok for the iPhone 6 though, and your default images look ok .

           

          from release notes AIR 15.0.0.328 :-

           

          [iPhone 6 Plus] Wrong screen size and dpi is returned through the runtime APIs.

          [iPhone 6 Plus] iPad Launch image appears on iPhone 6 Plus in standard display mode, when both iPhone and iPad launch images are

          packaged together

          • 2. Re: iPhone 6 DPI Issue?
            irocman1987 Community Member
            irocman1987 Oct 23, 2014 5:49 AM (in response to Graham Smith)

            Thanks Graham,

             

            I created a basic Flex Mobile project and saw that the DPI was correct on my iPhone 6, then figured out that my project had a utility class called "RuntimeDPIProvider" I had used this a year ago to set up retina display iPads/iPhones. Removing this class did the trick.

             

            //Sets up 320 DPI for iPads and iPhones for retina display

            public class CustomRuntimeDPIProvider extends RuntimeDPIProvider

            {

                 //More Code in here

            }

             

            While I can't test on an IPhone 6 plus device  to comment on the current AIR issues - Both iPhones seem to emulate fine in the iOS simulator.