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--- quick_command_list [2016/07/20 17:13] – [Clearing cache linux] k2patel
+++ quick_command_list [2018/10/06 06:21] – [FFMpeg Conversion of 4K] k2patel
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 echo 2 > /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches
 </code>
+*Free PageCache from memory**
-**Free PageCache from memory**
 <code bash>
 echo 1 > /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches
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 This will usually result in some memory becoming more obviously available; however, under normal circumstances this should not be necessary.\\
 BE WARNED that using vm.drop_caches can cause a deadlock if the system is under heavy memory and I/O load!!!
+==== Ping packet size ====
+<code bash>
+ping -v -M do -s 8064 192.168.1.1
+</code>
+==== Remove file with ASCII Name ====
+Simplest thing to do is use built in functionality to search and remove in command.
+Here is the file i've on my machine.
+<code bash>
+�^?
+</code>
+which translate to //''$'\250\177'// <br>
+So check or list all the files with ascii in it.
+<code bash>
+ls [^[:ascii:]]*
+</code>
+now to remove
+<code bash>
+rm [^[:ascii:]]*
+</code>
+:!: Regex can be modified to list all matching file before removal.
+==== Testing connection or port without any software ====
+In linux proper way to test tcp or udp port connection without any software installed should be creating dev node.
+<code bash>
+/dev/<proto>/<host>/<port>
+</code>
+out put can be redirected to tty with help of cat.
+<code bash>
+cat < /dev/tcp/k2patel.in/3306
+</code>
+==== FFMpeg Conversion of 4K ====
+I had issue of no audio while playing file over DLNA.\\
+I've did the transcoding so it can play audio on my Phillips 4K TV.
+<code bash>
+ffmpeg -i <input_file>.mp4  \
+    -map 0:0 -map 0:1 -map 0:2 -map 0:3 -map 0:5 -map 0:12 \
+	-c:v copy \
+	-c:a:0 truehd -strict -2 \
+	-c:a:1 ac3 \
+	-c:s copy \
+	<output_file>.mkv
+</code>
+OR
+<code bash>
+ffmpeg -i old_file.mp4 \
+    -map 0:0 -map 0:1 -map 0:3 -map 0:5 \
+    -c:v copy \
+    -c:a:0 ac3 \
+    -c:s copy \
+    new_file.mp4
+</code>
+  - First thing list all mapping on your existing file using 'ffmpeg -i <file>
+  - Select all streams using map you would like to copy to your new file.
+  - each map should be listed using map so i selected only 6 out of 12.
+  - After that specify wich codecs to use.
+  - in -c:v i'm copying video as is.
+  - in -c:a:0 i'm converting audio to truehd
+  - in -c:a:1 i'm also adding second audio stream which is ac3.
+  - in -c:s i'm copying subtitles.