Twitch error #6000
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I just installed a fresh unbuntu and logged into firefox. I got my usual addons and credentials and after some time logged into twitch to find that every stream gets the following error:
I tried disabling add-ons like uBlock Origin, Privacy badger, Decentraleyes, NoScript, HTTPS Everywhere. All of these are currently disabled.
I tried disabling and enabling javascript. Didn't work. I tried looking solutions, couldn't find anything constructive. Everything else works fine on twitch. The chat is moving and everything, except the actual video stream. Never got this error on other OS (Windows). Any help would be golden.
Update: The problem extended to several youtube videos as well. Check the below screenshot for unsupported file formats:
Tried multiple other solutions provided online to enable these file formats with no luck. Completely revamped about:config hoping it would solve the problem, it didn't.
Tried the following commands:
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
Restarted browser and system. No change.
Tried chrome and everything works fine over there. It hurts my soul to use chrome for this stupid issue, when the original reason I installed Ubuntu was to get rid of proprietary software.
I was using Firefox on Windows with no issue like these. This really discourages me to keep using open source systems.
18.04 firefox file-format mp4 h264
asked Dec 8 at 23:44
abhishah901
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I just installed a fresh unbuntu and logged into firefox. I got my usual addons and credentials and after some time logged into twitch to find that every stream gets the following error:
I tried disabling add-ons like uBlock Origin, Privacy badger, Decentraleyes, NoScript, HTTPS Everywhere. All of these are currently disabled.
I tried disabling and enabling javascript. Didn't work. I tried looking solutions, couldn't find anything constructive. Everything else works fine on twitch. The chat is moving and everything, except the actual video stream. Never got this error on other OS (Windows). Any help would be golden.
Update: The problem extended to several youtube videos as well. Check the below screenshot for unsupported file formats:
Tried multiple other solutions provided online to enable these file formats with no luck. Completely revamped about:config hoping it would solve the problem, it didn't.
Tried the following commands:
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
Restarted browser and system. No change.
Tried chrome and everything works fine over there. It hurts my soul to use chrome for this stupid issue, when the original reason I installed Ubuntu was to get rid of proprietary software.
I was using Firefox on Windows with no issue like these. This really discourages me to keep using open source systems.
18.04 firefox file-format mp4 h264
asked Dec 8 at 23:44
abhishah901
1561111
If you Google "Twitch error 6000" you get some possibly helpful results, like this Reddit thread that points to XLR scripts being blocked (though I don't know what that means personally).
– wjandrea
Dec 9 at 0:32
Tried the same thread results. No luck @wjandrea
– abhishah901
Dec 9 at 0:34
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I just installed a fresh unbuntu and logged into firefox. I got my usual addons and credentials and after some time logged into twitch to find that every stream gets the following error:
I tried disabling add-ons like uBlock Origin, Privacy badger, Decentraleyes, NoScript, HTTPS Everywhere. All of these are currently disabled.
I tried disabling and enabling javascript. Didn't work. I tried looking solutions, couldn't find anything constructive. Everything else works fine on twitch. The chat is moving and everything, except the actual video stream. Never got this error on other OS (Windows). Any help would be golden.
Update: The problem extended to several youtube videos as well. Check the below screenshot for unsupported file formats:
Tried multiple other solutions provided online to enable these file formats with no luck. Completely revamped about:config hoping it would solve the problem, it didn't.
Tried the following commands:
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
Restarted browser and system. No change.
Tried chrome and everything works fine over there. It hurts my soul to use chrome for this stupid issue, when the original reason I installed Ubuntu was to get rid of proprietary software.
I was using Firefox on Windows with no issue like these. This really discourages me to keep using open source systems.
18.04 firefox file-format mp4 h264
asked Dec 8 at 23:44
abhishah901
1561111
I just installed a fresh unbuntu and logged into firefox. I got my usual addons and credentials and after some time logged into twitch to find that every stream gets the following error:
I tried disabling add-ons like uBlock Origin, Privacy badger, Decentraleyes, NoScript, HTTPS Everywhere. All of these are currently disabled.
I tried disabling and enabling javascript. Didn't work. I tried looking solutions, couldn't find anything constructive. Everything else works fine on twitch. The chat is moving and everything, except the actual video stream. Never got this error on other OS (Windows). Any help would be golden.
Update: The problem extended to several youtube videos as well. Check the below screenshot for unsupported file formats:
Tried multiple other solutions provided online to enable these file formats with no luck. Completely revamped about:config hoping it would solve the problem, it didn't.
Tried the following commands:
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
Restarted browser and system. No change.
Tried chrome and everything works fine over there. It hurts my soul to use chrome for this stupid issue, when the original reason I installed Ubuntu was to get rid of proprietary software.
I was using Firefox on Windows with no issue like these. This really discourages me to keep using open source systems.
18.04 firefox file-format mp4 h264
18.04 firefox file-format mp4 h264
asked Dec 8 at 23:44
abhishah901
1561111
asked Dec 8 at 23:44
abhishah901
1561111
edited Dec 9 at 5:08
asked Dec 8 at 23:44
abhishah901
1561111
asked Dec 8 at 23:44
abhishah901
1561111
asked Dec 8 at 23:44
abhishah901
1561111
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If you Google "Twitch error 6000" you get some possibly helpful results, like this Reddit thread that points to XLR scripts being blocked (though I don't know what that means personally).
– wjandrea
Dec 9 at 0:32
Tried the same thread results. No luck @wjandrea
– abhishah901
Dec 9 at 0:34
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If you Google "Twitch error 6000" you get some possibly helpful results, like this Reddit thread that points to XLR scripts being blocked (though I don't know what that means personally).
– wjandrea
Dec 9 at 0:32
Tried the same thread results. No luck @wjandrea
– abhishah901
Dec 9 at 0:34
If you Google "Twitch error 6000" you get some possibly helpful results, like this Reddit thread that points to XLR scripts being blocked (though I don't know what that means personally).
– wjandrea
Dec 9 at 0:32
If you Google "Twitch error 6000" you get some possibly helpful results, like this Reddit thread that points to XLR scripts being blocked (though I don't know what that means personally).
– wjandrea
Dec 9 at 0:32
Tried the same thread results. No luck @wjandrea
– abhishah901
Dec 9 at 0:34
Tried the same thread results. No luck @wjandrea
– abhishah901
Dec 9 at 0:34
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If you Google "Twitch error 6000" you get some possibly helpful results, like this Reddit thread that points to XLR scripts being blocked (though I don't know what that means personally).
– wjandrea
Dec 9 at 0:32
Tried the same thread results. No luck @wjandrea
– abhishah901
Dec 9 at 0:34