任何处理大量多媒体和带宽的平台都会遇到错误，Twitch 也不例外(Twitch is no exception)。许多流媒体都受到了可怕的“ Twitch Error 3000 ”（也称为错误代码 3000）的打击。这是一个巨大的问题，因为它会阻止用户加载流。
Google Chrome用户最常报告此错误代码。好消息是这个问题有多种修复方法。本指南不仅可以帮助您了解错误代码是什么，还可以帮助您更正错误代码。
什么是 Twitch 错误代码 3000？(What Is Twitch Error Code 3000?)
Twitch错误代码 3000 是多媒体解码错误。这意味着浏览器无法正确翻译流信息，从而导致无休止的加载屏幕。许多用户报告分辨率在 360p、720p、1080p 和其他可用分辨率之间循环。
在大多数情况下，谷歌浏览器(Google Chrome)是罪魁祸首。错误代码通常是由与HTML 5冲突引起的。在大多数情况下，HTML 5不会产生正确的输出。它也可能是由与 Flash 播放器的交互(interactions with Flash player)引起的。
最后一个潜在的原因是坏的 cookie 或缓存问题。在此错误代码的主要原因中，缓存错误是最容易纠正的问题。
如何修复 Twitch 错误 3000(How to Fix Twitch Error 3000)
有几种不同的方法可以修复 twitch 错误代码 3000。如果其中一种方法不起作用，请尝试其他方法之一。
清除缓存和 Cookie(Clear Your Cache and Cookies)
您的第一步应该是清除您的缓存并删除您的 cookie(erase your cookies)。这是一个简单的过程，无需进一步操作即可解决问题。所示步骤适用于Google Chrome。
单击(Click)浏览器右上角的三个点，就在您的头像旁边。在出现的菜单中选择设置(Settings)。向下滚动(Scroll)到隐私和设置(Privacy and Settings)，然后选择清除浏览数据。 (Clear browsing data. )
单击Cookie 和其他数据(Cookies and other data)以及缓存的图像和文件的复选框，(Cached images and files,)然后选择清除数据。(Clear data. )这将消除所有 cookie，这意味着您将需要重新登录任何帐户——但它有望更正错误代码。
禁用硬件加速(Disable Hardware Acceleration)
Google Chrome使用硬件加速，允许浏览器利用您的 GPU(your GPU)来加速特定任务并提高性能。但是，驱动程序不兼容有时会导致比功能价值更多的麻烦。
禁用硬件加速(Disabling hardware acceleration)有时可以解决Twitch错误 3000。为此，请单击屏幕右上角的三个点并选择设置。(Settings.)在屏幕左侧，单击高级(Advanced )>系统( System )，然后禁用可用时使用硬件加速旁边的切换。(Use hardware acceleration when available.)
在更改完全生效之前，您可能需要重新启动浏览器。但是，一旦您重新启动浏览器，请导航回Twitch并检查您是否仍然收到相同的错误代码。
允许第三方 Cookie(Allow Third Party Cookies)
针对Twitch(Twitch)错误代码 3000 的一项报告修复是允许第三方 cookie。但是，请谨慎对待这一步。Cookie 存储与您的浏览体验相关的信息，目的是简化操作，例如您的登录信息。Cookie 还可以存储比您希望的更多的信息，尤其是第三方 cookie。在您允许他们之前请注意这一点。
要允许第三方 cookie，请再次单击屏幕右上角的三个点，然后选择设置。(Settings.)在屏幕左侧，选择隐私和安全(Privacy and security)，然后选择Cookie 和其他站点数据(Cookies and other site data)。单击允许所有 cookie(Allow all cookies)旁边的框或以隐身模式阻止第三方 cookie。(Block third-party cookies in incognito.)
启用第三方 cookie 后，再次尝试Twitch。如果问题仍然存在，您可以尝试更多步骤。
更新 Chrome(Update Chrome)
大多数人允许Chrome自动更新。事实上，有大量用户以前从未手动更新过Chrome。这很好——它解决了很多过时的浏览器可能引起的问题。
但是，如果前面的步骤都没有解决问题，请确保Chrome是最新的。打开Chrome并查看右上角的三个点。如果更新待定，您将在这些点旁边看到一个图标。绿色图标表示更新是最近的——在过去两天内。橙色图标表示更新是在过去四天内发布的，而红色图标表示更新已超过一周。
单击圆点，然后选择更新 Google Chrome。(Update Google Chrome.)更新完成后，您的浏览器将重新启动。
您也可以单击三个点，然后选择关于 Chrome(About Chrome)以强制检查更新。
更改浏览器或尝试桌面 Twitch(Change Browsers or Try Desktop Twitch)
如果上述步骤均无法解决Twitch错误代码 3000，则仍有一个简单的解决方案可用：更改为不同的浏览器。大多数人对一种浏览器的忠诚度高于另一种浏览器，这可能会使切换变得不受欢迎。
但是，如果没有其他方法可以解决问题，请尝试在Safari或Firefox中(Firefox)启动 Twitch(launching Twitch)。如果您更喜欢使用浏览器并可以下载Twitch，请尝试使用桌面版本。它的操作几乎与网络浏览器完全一样。您可以在Twitch.com上找到它。
您想要做的最后一件事是错过您最喜欢的流媒体的流，因为Twitch不会加载。如果您遇到此问题，请尝试上述五个步骤之一来解决它。运气好的话，您可以毫不费力地纠正问题。
How to Fix Twitch Error 3000
Any platform that handles a lot of multimedia and bandwidth will encounter errors, and Twitch is no exception. Many streamers have been hit by the dreaded “Twitch Error 3000,” also known as error code 3000. It’s a huge problem because it stops users from loading streams.
This error code is most often reported by Google Chrome users. The good news is that there are multiple fixes for this problem. This guide will not only help you understand what the error code is but also how to correct it.
What Is Twitch Error Code 3000?
Twitch error code 3000 is a multimedia decoding error. It means a browser cannot properly translate the stream information, which results in something like an endless loading screen. Many users report the resolution cycling through 360p, 720p, 1080p, and other available resolutions.
In most cases, Google Chrome is the culprit. The error code usually results from a conflict with HTML 5. In most cases, HTML 5 doesn’t produce the correct output. It can also be caused by interactions with Flash player.
A final potential cause is from bad cookies or problems with your cache. Of the main causes for this error code, a faulty cache is the easiest problem to correct.
How to Fix Twitch Error 3000
There are several different methods that can fix twitch error code 3000. If one of these doesn’t work, try one of the others.
Clear Your Cache and Cookies
Your first step should be to clear your cache and erase your cookies. It’s a simple process and one that might resolve the problem without requiring further action. The steps shown are for Google Chrome.
Click the three dots at the top-right corner of your browser, just beside your avatar. Select Settings in the menu that appears. Scroll down to the Privacy and Settings and then select Clear browsing data.
Click the check boxes for Cookies and other data and for Cached images and files, then select Clear data. This will eliminate all cookies, which means you will need to log back into any accounts–but it will hopefully correct the error code.
Disable Hardware Acceleration
Google Chrome uses hardware acceleration, which allows the browser to take advantage of your GPU to speed up specific tasks and improve performance. However, driver incompatibilities sometimes cause more trouble than the feature is worth.
Disabling hardware acceleration can sometimes resolve Twitch error 3000. To do this, click the three dots at the top-right corner of your screen and select Settings. On the left side of the screen, click Advanced > System and then disable the toggle beside Use hardware acceleration when available.
You may need to restart your browser before the changes fully take effect. However, once you restart your browser, navigate back to Twitch and check if you still receive the same error code.
Allow Third Party Cookies
One reported fix for Twitch error code 3000 is to allow third-party cookies. However, be cautious regarding this step. Cookies store information related to your browsing experience with the intent of simplifying things–for example, your login information. Cookies can also store more information than you may want them to, especially third-party cookies. Be aware of this before you allow them.
To allow third-party cookies, once more click the three dots in the top-right corner of the screen and select Settings. On the left side of your screen, select Privacy and security and then select Cookies and other site data. Click the box beside Allow all cookies or Block third-party cookies in incognito.
Once you enable third-party cookies, try Twitch once more. If the problem continues, there are more steps you can try.
Update Chrome
Most people allow Chrome to update automatically. In fact, there are a huge number of users that have never manually updated Chrome before. This is fine–it resolves a lot of issues that can arise from out of date browsers.
However, if none of the previous steps have resolved the problem, make sure Chrome is up to date. Open Chrome and look at the three dots on the top-right side. If an update is pending, you will see an icon beside those dots. A green icon means the update is recent–within the last two days. An orange icon means the update was released within the last four days, while a red icon means it is over a week old.
Click the dots and then select Update Google Chrome. Your browser will restart once the update is finalized.
You can also click the three dots and then select About Chrome to forcibly check for an update.
Change Browsers or Try Desktop Twitch
If none of the above steps worked to resolve Twitch error code 3000, there is a simple solution still available: change to a different browser. Most people have loyalty to one browser over another, which can make switching undesirable.
However, if nothing else resolves the issue, try launching Twitch in Safari or Firefox. If you’d prefer to stick with your browser and can download Twitch, try the desktop version. It operates almost exactly like the web browser. You can find it on Twitch.com.
The last thing you want is to miss a stream by your favorite streamer because Twitch won’t load. If you encounter this problem, try one of the five steps above to solve it. With any luck, you can correct the problem without much hassle.
