What would be the resulting latency of a unicast subscription with transmitter and receiver default latency settings of 0.25msec and 0.5msec?

In a unicast scenario where both the transmitter and receiver have default latency settings, the overall latency can be determined by adding the latency settings of both the transmitter and the receiver.

In this case, the transmitter is set to a latency of 0.25 milliseconds, while the receiver is set to a latency of 0.5 milliseconds. To find the total latency in a unicast subscription, you add these two values together. However, if we consider how Dante typically processes audio through the network, the system usually focuses on the receiver's latency for final playback.

The resulting effective latency that will be perceived at the output for this unicast connection would primarily reflect the latency setting of the receiver, which is 0.5 msec. This often makes the receiver's latency the definitive measurement for audio output in many networks. Thus, the correct resulting latency for a unicast subscription with those settings, considering typical practices in audio networking, would indeed be 0.5 milliseconds.