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Dante Flow Calculator
Pick a chipset or common piece of gear. Enter channels and destinations. See how many unicast or multicast flows you burn — and get a multicast suggestion when you hit the ceiling.
Use at your own risk. Flow limits and channel packing can vary by firmware, OEM configuration, sample rate, and AES67/ST2110 modes. This tool is a planning aid only. Always verify against the manufacturer documentation and Dante Controller (Device View → Transmit / Receive) before deploying to a show.
Flow budget
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- Flows used
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- Device max
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- Per destination
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- Remaining
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Unicast default = 4 channels per flow · Multicast classic = up to 8 (newer devices may allow more)
Device reference
TX / RX flow limits used by this calculator. Rows marked Unverified are listed for reference but omitted from the picker until an official figure is confirmed.
| Device | Platform | TX / RX flows | Channels | Status |
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Sources
- Audinate Ultimo datasheet — Transmit/Receive flows: 2 (getdante.com, 2024)
- Audinate Brooklyn 3 datasheet — Audio Flows In/Out up to 32×32
- Audinate Dante IP Core datasheet — up to 128×128 simultaneous flows; up to 512×512 channels
- Audinate DVS datasheet (2025) — Flows “Up to 16” / Pro “Up to 64”
- Audinate Support — Designing Dante Networks at Scale; Multi-subnet Systems and Flow Count Limitations
- Audinate Dante Controller — Multicast Transmit Flow Configuration (channels per multicast flow)
- Shure MXA920 / MXA910 / ANI4IN user guides — “Dante Flows for Shure Devices” table
- Biamp Tesira Dante documentation — Brooklyn II 32×32 flows
- Powersoft Dante I/O capabilities — chipset TX/RX flow table
- Yamaha CL / QL / DM7 / R Series / Tio official specs — channel counts (flows via chipset class where noted)
Omitted from the calculator until verified: Yamaha DM3-D and DM7 exact flow budgets; generic DEP (OEM-configured). PCIe flows marked chipset-class.
Networking a show?
Kynetic designs Dante systems for corporate, medical, and live events — clocking, switch config, and flow planning included.