Amazon Prime users report 'buffering' & 'black screen' issues while streaming Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan Season 3 on Apple TV

We all know how annoying black screen-related issues can be and how they ruin the streaming experience. Even platforms like Hulu, YouTube, Amazon Echo Show, and more have also been frequented by these bugs.

Currently, the subscription-based streaming platform, Amazon Prime is exhibiting such issues and preventing users from viewing Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan.

Amazon Prime buffering and black screen issues while streaming Jack Ryan on Apple TV

Consequently, some Amazon Prime users (1,2,3,4,5) have taken to forums and social media platforms to report issues related to buffering and black screen while streaming Jack Ryan on Apple TV.

Why my 4K TV was buffering and watching a jack ryan series
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It’s season 3 of Jack Ryan. It buffers during the titles and then again randomly at some point during the episode.
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It appears that users never encountered such issues with Seasons 1 and 2 but now they are unable to watch Season 3.

Some users are also claiming that the crash happens every 3-4 minutes. Moreover, these buffering issues can be seen with other shows (1,2,3) as well.

This is incredibly frustrating considering the fact that the out-of-sync audio in Jack Ryan Season 3 also troubled several Amazon Prime users lately.

Although Amazon hasn’t acknowledged the issue yet, the team has asked the affected users to submit feedback.

There is currently no workaround that can help resolve the buffering issues while streaming Jack Ryan on Amazon Prime.

Hopefully, the team fixes the issue at the earliest as it is preventing users from viewing their preferred shows.

We’ll keep tabs on the latest developments and update this article as and when something noteworthy comes up.

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