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Unfortunately I'm unable to reproduce your issue locally, and I'm unsure about what exactly could have been null.

> From what I could gather these chapters are not really used anywhere apart from being serialized when the response is saved in Json (I believe for additional info) (e.g.,...

The fix for the chapter crashes has been committed: bd4e98bc97b12e8fed3a184c7ebe6b08ae9a3421 As for the original concern of this issue, I would like to work on increasing the reliability of handling failures...

This is planned functionality but would require a big rewrite so I'm pushing it onto the planned new UI.

> Is there any equivalent way to do this using the CLI tool? No, there does not currently exist a way to list the qualities of a given video/clip in...

I'm not opposed to this, but we would need to implement a queue system and auto file naming in the CLI first. I would like to do this eventually in...

I think I might have ran into this issue once while adding translation support. I was able to solve it by deleting the settings files of past versions of the...

To clarify, you want to pass in the ID to a VOD that is currently available in the user's broadcasts section and find and download clips from that video?

The stacktrace indicates that the exception was thrown before any disk IO occurs. I think it is most likely that Twitch servers in your area were doing maintenance or similar.

Please delete COPYRIGHT.txt and THIRD-PARTY-LICENSES.txt, then rerun anything in TwitchDownloader. If the license files reappear then dotnet is indeed able to read and write from your file system.