Corrected how command line parameters are printed to console to avoid access violation crash that can occur on Windows when the length of a given parameter is greater than MAX_ARG, which is limited to 260 char.
Example string used for testing:
C:\Users\AhiyaHiya\Applications\Utility\Media\ComSkip\ComSkip.exe "--ini=C:\Users\AhiyaHiya\Applications\Utility\Media\ComSkip\comskip.ini" --output=C:\Users\AhiyaHiya\Media\Television\2020\08\20\SOMEREALLLYLONGSTRING\SOMEREALLLYLONGSTRING\SOMEREALLLYLONGSTRING\SOMEREALLLYLONGSTRING -t --verbose=1 "C:\Users\AhiyaHiya\Media\Television\2020\08\20\SOMEREALLLYLONGSTRING\SOMEREALLLYLONGSTRING\SOMEREALLLYLONGSTRING\SOMEREALLLYLONGSTRING\ABC Good Morning America (2021) - 2020-08-20 07 00 00 - ABC Good Morning America.ts"
Corrected how command line parameters are printed to console to avoid access violation crash that can occur on Windows when the length of a given parameter is greater than MAX_ARG, which is limited to 260 char.
Example string used for testing: