Adobe Air + New iPad (iPad 3) retina display, any idea? any one?

Question

Hi, I have tried countless amount of times to turn it on, I mean, how can I run my app on the new ipad at 2048x1536, it is always scaling up the app content times 2 and if I try to scale down the whole stage >> 1 (or / 2) of course all images looks blury and horrible, any idea? any one?
something very interesting to mention is that apps made in Adobe Air looks looks slightly better on iPad2 than iPad3, because the whole content of the air app is being scaled x 2, especially on vector content like Textfields fonts, etc... this is weird, it doesn't seem to happen on native apps.
any thoughts about this?
thanks.

Answer 1

I did not use the command line, but rather Flash Builder's interface.  But reading Adobe's support materials, I gather that in the Native Extensions dialog, setting the Apple iOS SDK is the equivalent of setting -platformsdk. So I set that value to point to my copy of the iPhoneOS5.1.sdk.  Below is my sample project code.  In the application descriptor file, the only thing I changed from the default is my project id to match the provisioning profile and adding <requestedDisplayResolution>high</requestedDisplayResolution> to the iPhone xml tag.  I tested this out on my iPhone 4 and it worked great.  On the new iPad only the top corner of the image appears on the screen because of the scale.  I am using AIR 3.1, so unless the 3.2 beta includes a fix, it seems that Adobe needs to produce an update before AIR supports the new iPad's display.  Please tell me if you find anything I missed.
package
          import flash.display.Sprite;
          import flash.display.StageAlign;
          import flash.display.StageScaleMode;
          import flash.display.Bitmap;
          public class RetinaTest extends Sprite
                    [Embed(source="bgd@2x~ipad.png")]
                    private var bgdImg:Class;
                    private var bgd:Bitmap;
                    public function RetinaTest()
                              super();
  // support autoOrients
                              stage.align = StageAlign.TOP_LEFT;
                              stage.scaleMode = StageScaleMode.NO_SCALE;
                              bgd = new bgdImg();
                              addChild(bgd);