re is stored in the same frame buffer as the first field of the pair and the following applies: If the current decoded picture has OutputFlag equal to 1, it is marked as "needed for output". Otherwise (the current decoded picture has OutputFlag equal to 0), it is marked as "not needed for output". Otherwise, if the current picture has OutputFlag equal to 0 and StoreInterViewOnlyRefFlag equal to 0, the DPB is not modified and the current picture is not output. Rec. ITU-T H.264 (01/2012) Otherwise, if the current picture has StoreInterViewOnlyRefFlag equal to 1, the following operations are performed: 1. When there is no empty frame buffer (i.e., DPB fullness is equal to DPB size), the "bumping" process specified in clause C.4.5.3 is invoked repeatedly until there is an empty frame buffer in which to store the current decoded picture. The current decoded picture is stored in an empty frame buffer, the DPB fullness is incremented by one, and the following applies: If the current decoded picture has OutputFlag equal to 1, it is marked as "needed for output". Otherwise (the current decoded picture has OutputFlag equal to 0), it is marked as "not needed for output". Otherwise, the following operations are performed repeatedly until the current decoded picture has been cropped and output or has been stored in the DPB: If there is no empty frame buffer (i.e., DPB fullness is equal to DPB size), the following applies: If the current picture does not have a lower value of PicOrderCnt() than all pictures in the DPB that are marked as "needed for output", the "bumping" process described in clause C.4.5.3 is performed. Otherwise (the current picture has a lower value of PicOrderCnt() than all pictures in the DPB that are marked as "needed for output"), the current picture is cropped, using the cropping rectangle specified in the active sequence parameter set for the picture and the cropped picture is output. Otherwise (there is an empty frame buffer, i.e., DPB fullness is less than DPB size), the current decoded picture is st