ios9 black splash screen when using localized - objective-c

When I download my app in appstore, I'm using iOS9.
My app lost splash screen, instead of black screen and screen size as iphone 4.
I don't use asset catalog.
How can I fix it? Thanks you!

To resize for each iPhone you have to use asset catalog.Use asset catalog and specify launch files for each device.This will solve your problem.

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