h view component, where MaxDpbFrames is specified in item f). Table A-1 specifies the limits for each level. A definition of all levels identified in the "Level number" column of Table A-1 is specified for the Multiview High and Stereo High profiles. Table A-4 specifies limits for each level that are specific to bitstreams conforming to the Multiview High and Stereo High profiles. Each entry in Tables A-1 and A-4 indicates, for the level corresponding to the row of the table, the absence or value of a limit that is imposed by the variable corresponding to the column of the table, as follows: If the table entry is marked as "-", no limit is imposed by the value of the variable as a requirement of bitstream conformance to the profile at the specified level. Otherwise, the table entry specifies the value of the variable for the associated limit that is imposed as a requirement of bitstream conformance to the profile at the specified level. For coded video sequences conforming to the Multiview High or Stereo High profile, the level_ide value is specified as follows: If level idc is not equal to 0, level i indicates the level that applies to the coded video sequence operating with all the views being target output views. NOTE 3 - A level idc value that is not equal to zero may indicate a higher level than necessary to decode the coded video sequence operating with all the views being target output views. This may occur when a subset of views or temporal subsets are removed from a coded video sequence according to the sub-bitstream extraction process specified in clause H.8.5.3, and the level ide value is not updated accordingly. Rec. ITU-T H.264 (01/2012) Otherwise (level_idc is equal to 0), the level that applies to the coded video sequence operating with all the views being target output views is unspecified. NOTE 4 - When profile_ido is equal to 118 or 128 and level_idc is equal to 0, there may exist a level indicated by level idc| i] that is applicable to the coded video sequence operating with all the views being