The following examples should work;
<td title="Look at me" >Hover Over me</td><p title="Look at me" >Hover Over me</p> // We can also use php in there, like the below; <td title="<?= get_message_text($row['MESSAGE_NO']) ?>"><?= $row['MESSAGE_NO'] ?></td> Basic conversion would be as below;
ffmpeg -i input.asf output.avi
If we wanted to change the resolution, we would first do;
ffprobe -v error -select_streams v:0 -show_entries stream=width,height -of csv=s=x:p=0 input.asf
which would show us the original resolution, we could then set the resolution of the output as below;
ffmpeg -i input.asf -vf scale=704x506 output.avi
We can use the following to prevent query results from scrolling to the end of the results;
\P /usr/bin/less
or alternatively;
pager less -S
This will act like grepping a file to less (cat somefile | less)
\n or nopager will return to normal.
Additionally, we can use the \G at the end of a query to output results vertically, say we have too many columns. For example show slave status\G;
I've had this several times and while it's been an issue, it's never really bothered me enough to investigate. I have however since found this to be a result of there being no "lo" interface up. when running ifconfig it was missing, so simply bringing this up by ifup lo resolved.
