What is the maximum synchronization error that Dante media clock synchronization achieves between any two devices on the network?

Dante media clock synchronization is designed to achieve a highly precise level of timing accuracy across devices on the network. The maximum synchronization error of 1 microsecond is crucial for applications that require tight synchronization, such as live sound reinforcement, broadcast, and recording where audio signals need to align perfectly to avoid phase issues and latency problems.

This level of precision ensures that all devices operate in harmony, maintaining the integrity of audio streams and enabling flawless performance in time-sensitive environments. This capability brings Dante systems to the forefront of digital audio networking, making them highly suitable for professional audio applications where absolute timing is essential for quality and performance.