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Neptune Transcoder is the download-policy member of the Neptune Plugin Suite for Jellyfin.
It lets a server administrator define the download quality profiles offered to every Neptune client on that server.
Install it through the Neptune Plugin Suite.
| Setting | Effect in Neptune |
|---|---|
| Quality profiles | Replaces the app's built-in High, Medium, and Low download options with the server's profile ladder |
| Maximum resolution | Caps the output height without upscaling a smaller source |
| Video bitrate | Caps the video bitrate for the downloaded copy |
| Audio bitrate | Caps the audio bitrate |
| Audio channels | Limits output to stereo, 5.1, or 7.1 |
| Allow original-quality downloads | Shows or hides the untouched source-file option for every Neptune client on the server |
Transcoder starts with the same ladder Neptune already uses, so installing it does not change behavior until an administrator edits the profiles.
| Profile | Resolution | Video | Audio | Channels |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| High | Up to 1080p | 8 Mbps | 384 kbps | Up to 5.1 |
| Medium | Up to 720p | 4 Mbps | 192 kbps | Stereo |
| Low | Up to 480p | 1.5 Mbps | 128 kbps | Stereo |
Administrators can add, remove, and rename profiles.
Available resolution choices range from 360p through 4K, and channel limits include stereo, 5.1, and 7.1.
Neptune presents the valid profiles from highest to lowest resolution and bitrate.
These profiles are theoretical ceilings, not encoding targets.
Available options and output properties will vary from file to file depending on their individual properties.
After installation, open Jellyfin Dashboard > Plugins > Neptune Transcoder.
For each profile, set its name, maximum resolution, video bitrate, audio bitrate, and channel limit.
Use Allow original-quality downloads to decide whether users can download the untouched source file.
Turning it off is useful for servers with limited upstream bandwidth, storage-heavy remux libraries, or a policy that favors smaller offline copies.