Static MAC entires will work, but the application seems to use a large number of them and when coupled with the large number of ports that need to hear the traffic, this makes for a lot of extra configuration.
You might consider putting in a static mac address entry in the switch on a port that has a l2 switch connected to it. From there, it may be possible to drop the servers that need to see the stream into that server. If more flooding happens on that switch it's not a concern since isolated. Perhaps, instead of having just one switch do this you could do it with a limited few. Maybe not the most elegant, but a technically sound option nonetheless.
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