Add troubleshooting streched/distorted image#312
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| ### Splash screen always appears stretched/distorted |
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I think Splash screen always appears stretched/distorted in Android is more correct, as the solution is Android only.
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I was having the same issue (the splash screen was stretched on my Galaxy S7 phone). This fixed it ! |
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Same for Huawei Nova 3i. Splash screen was stretched. This fixed it. |
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Adds the contribution of @orangecoloured to the readme, it solves a common problem described in #70 and #173