iTunesArtwork and XCode

Question

I\'m trying to add the iTunesArtwork file to my iPhone application in order to follow the guidelines for icons/artwork for iTunes. I\'ve added a file that matches the iTune

Answer 1

In the case of an ad hoc build, I've had some success doing the following:

• Create a 512x512 png of the icon/artwork you want to show up in iTunes.
• Rename the file to iTunesArtwork (with no extension and that capitalization) and place it in your app root folder and then add it at the top level of your application resources in xcode.
• Rebuild the app in release for the device version you are deploying to

I've had this work with ad hoc builds, but to be honest I took it out because it works when I do provisioned release builds and causes the error you show there when I do debug builds and try to run on the simulator. It wasn't worth the hassle of adding and removing the file from the project for me.

Answer 2

I'm pretty sure that file needs to be a .png not .jpg?

Try removing the file, doing a clean, then re adding the file as iTunesArtwork

BTW you don't need that file - it's just so that Adhoc distribution has the icon show up in iTunes - it's not needed for App Store apps. They get the icon from a combo of the 57x57 icon and the 512 image you upload to iTunesConnect.