Jason Shreve
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It seems like there’d be a few ways to do it as listed above for video, but for just a still, it’s Photoshop>single pixel (vertical) selection tool>copy>paste>stretch it out horizontally to the edge of the screen. This will be crazy easy to do with CS3.
You can also do the same thing in AE by masking a very small (1-4 pixel) section of it, pre-comp it, make the precomp 1-4 pixels wide, then scale the pre-comp up in the original composition. In my test I had to duplicate the layer a few times to fill it out, but it definitely worked well & required no 3rd party plug.
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Yes, already had it installed, but didn’t have all my plugins & junk. Great advice from the other post. Thanks for pointing me there!
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From what I understand, which isn’t much… AE rendering is very processor intensive, not necessarily ram intensive. If speeding up rendering is of utmost importance, I suggest hooking up a network render farm. Notebooks, yes even Powerbooks, are not the best standalone renderers.