Sometimes you can’t watch a Twitch broadcast because the service crashes every few minutes with a 1000 error and a message indicates that the video download has been canceled or has been interrupted.

Table of Contents
Reasons for the Twitch 1000 Error
How to Fix Twitch Error 1000
Fix Twitch Error 1000 Via Deleting cookies
Fix Twitch Error 1000 Via Browser update
Google Chrome
Mozilla Firefox
Reset browser settings

Reasons for the Twitch 1000 Error
There are several reasons that can precede this Twitch error code:

Corrupted Twitch cookies.
Outdated browser version. As you know, Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox have introduced some mandatory security changes related to HTML5 playback. In this case, update your browser to the latest version.
HTML5 playback is disabled in Chrome. Since this option has been removed from the settings, the solution is to reset the browser to its default values.
How to Fix Twitch Error 1000
Fix Twitch Error 1000 Via Deleting cookies
In many cases, Twitch error 1000 is due to corrupted cookies. There are two solutions to the problem – deleting only Twitch cookies or clearing them completely from the browser.

Full cleaning is faster, but then all registered sites will be deleted. On the other hand, deleting Twitch cookies takes longer, but is a targeted approach.

If you are using Chrome, for a complete cleanup, open the main menu and go to settings.

In the left pane, select the Security & Privacy section and click on Delete History. Set the time range to All Time, make sure the cookies, images, and other cached data options are checked. Then click on “Delete data”.

If you prefer a focused approach to only clear Twitch’s cookies, under Security & Privacy, click on “Cookies and other site data”.

Select “All cookies and site data” and use the search to delete each specific Twitch file.

If you continue to encounter error 1000 after doing this, continue to the next step.

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