Hebrew subtitling agency creating localized Hebrew subtitles. Our Hebrew subtitling services include transcriptions, SRT file creation, Hebrew subtitle translations, on-screen text, and graphics localization.

Adelphi is a specialist media localization company creating Hebrew subtitles for advertising and design agencies, translation companies, and media organizations worldwide. Our in-house subtitle translations departments are specialists in providing Hebrew translations, Hebrew SRT files, and burnt-on subtitle videos.

Adelphi is a one-stop Hebrew subtitling company that can cater to all your Hebrew subtitling requirements.

Adelphi is a proud member of the Association of Translation Companies (ATC). Using Adelphi’s Hebrew translation services for your subtitling, therefore, ensures that quality and timing are closely controlled throughout the project.

Included in Adelphi’s Hebrew subtitling services is our capacity to localize motion graphics and animations, printed materials, Articulate Storyline e-learning projects, and any on-screen text in-house with no outsourcing. This makes Adelphi the full-service foreign language localization agency for all your Hebrew subtitling requirements.

Subtitle styles
In the video above, Adelphi has created burnt-on Hebrew subtitles (open captions). We can apply any style of subtitle you want, from a transparent band behind the text to drop shadows. Click here for further examples: https://adelphistudio.com/styles-of-subtitles/

Tips for subtitling

• Always check if the subject has already been translated into the language you require, this might mean there are established ways to spell product names, etc. Where possible, provide a glossary list of these, so we can inform our translators.
• Make sure the video you provide us with is final, as all of the translated content and timings will have to be redone at an extra cost if they change in the middle of the project.
• It is always best to transcribe the video with time-codes in the original language first and only then translate, so only one set of time-coding needs to be done. If not, then we have to time-code each language individually, meaning extra costs and longer turnarounds.
• If you’re planning on shooting raw footage in a language you are unfamiliar with and editing it later, please ask your guide or interpreter if they can give you a written transcript of everything that was recorded.

Burnt-on Hebrew subtitles

One method of subtitling is called ‘burned on’ subtitles, which means they cannot be turned on or off and are always visible. These are also called ‘open’ captions and they are part of the video file itself. Using this method means that multiple languages cannot be shown using the same file, therefore it is necessary to produce multiple versions of the video with the different languages, these can be selected by the user.

Hebrew subtitle translations – SRT file creation

For Hebrew subtitle translation, we would use a Hebrew audiovisual translator (SRT file translator) who will create translated subtitles in the target language directly from the video in the source language.

There are many subtitle file formats, such as SRT, STL, and VTT, etc. The file format depends on the platform used to display the subtitles, but SRT files are the most commonly supported. SRT files are time-coded documents that can be imported into the subtitling software, which then puts the correct subtitle in the correct sequence. After this, the SRT files just need a quick tidy-up to ensure the reading speed and subtitle presentation are optimal. These SRT files can then be used to create burnt-on Hebrew subtitles.

SRT and STL files are also used to provide subtitles for YouTube, Vimeo, etc. By using these types of files, viewers have the option to switch on subtitles for different languages by clicking the button in the bottom right-hand corner. CC stands for “Closed Captions”.

Subtitling samples

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