due to that some views in the coded video sequence may have been removed from the original bitstream to produce an extracted sub-bitstream according to the process specified in clause H.8.5.3. max_disparity specifies the maximum disparity, in units of luma samples, between spatially adjacent view components among the total set of view components in an access unit. The value of max_disparity shall be in the range of 0 to 1023, inclusive. NOTE - The maximum disparity depends on the baseline distance between spatially adjacent views and the spatial resolution of each view. Therefore, if either the number of views or spatial resolution is changed, the maximum disparity should also be changed accordingly. H.13.2.5 Multiview acquisition information SEI message semantics The multiview acquisition information SEI message specifies various parameters of the acquisition environment. Specifically, intrinsic and extrinsic camera parameters are specified. These parameters could be used for processing the decoded view components prior to rendering on a 3D display. When present, the multiview acquisition information SEI message shall be associated with an IDR access unit. The information signalled in the SEI message applies to the coded video sequence. Some of the views for which the multiview acquisition information is included in a multiview acquisition information SEI message may not be present in the coded video sequence. The extrinsic camera parameters are specified according to a right-handed coordinate system, where the upper left corner of the image is the origin, i.e., the (0, 0) coordinate, with the other corners of the image having non-negative coordinates. With these specifications, a 3-dimensional world point, wP=[xyz] is mapped to a 2-dimensional camera point, cP[ = for the i-th camera according to: *cP[i]=A[i]*R[i]*(wP-T[i]) (H-14) where A[i] denotes the intrinsic camera parameter matrix, R 1[[i] denotes the inverse of the rotation matrix R[i], T[i] denotes the translation vector, and S (a scalar value) is an arb