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The Hawaiian Language is a Polynesian language. The name of this language is based on the Island Hawaii where it developed. The first Hawaiian language institute was constituted in 1839 and 1840 by King Kamehameha III. It is written in the Latin script and first appeared in writing in the early 19th century. Hawaiian language went into decline after Hawaii was annexed by the USA in 1899. However, after Hawaiian was made the official language of Hawaii in 1978, there has been a revival of interest in the language.

LC, a Professional Subtitling Captioning service provider company with its head office in India and branch offices in USA, Germany, Australia & France, delivers Hawaiian subtitling services with its team of more than 50 Hawaiian professional native linguists worldwide. We provide multi-language subtitling to pre-recorded television programs, feature films, documentary films, webcasts and podcasts. LC transcription and subtitling team can add subtitles to programs with accuracy and speed. We use state of the art software that can render sub-titles in any colour, font or size ensuring that text changes while substance and context is retained.

At LC, we offer Hawaiian subtitling services for following language pairs:

  • Hawaiian to Hawaiian Subtitling Services
  • Hawaiian to English Subtitling Services
  • English to Hawaiian Subtitling Services

Hawaiian Subtitling & Captioning Services at LC

  • Quick turnaround
  • High quality yet cost effective
  • Offered for all major video formats
  • Qualified and experienced language professionals
  • Localization to suit traditional and cultural norms
  • Excellent editing for better readability and reading speed
  • Fonts compatible with all major operating systems and platforms
  • 4-eye process (subtitling and review by two native professional linguists)

Subtitling file formats supported by LC

  • Digital Audio Files viz...3GP, .AA, .AAC, .AAX, .ACT, .AIFF, .AMR, .APE, .AU, .AWB, .DCT, .DSS, .DVF, .FLAC, .GSM, .IKLAX, .IVS, .M4A, .M4B, .M4P, .MMF, .MP3, .OGA, .OPUS, .RA, .RM, .RAW, .SLN, .TTA, .VOX, .WAV, .WMA, .WV
  • Digital Video Files viz...WEBM, .MKV, .FLV, .VOB, .OGV, .OGG, .DRC, .GIF, .GIFV, .MNG, .AVI, .MOV, .QT, .WMV, .YUV, .RM, .RMVB, .ASF, .AMV, .MP4, .M4P (with DRM), .M4V, .MPG, .MP2, .MPEG, .MPE, .MPV, .MPG, .M2V, .M4V, .SVI, .3GP, .3G2, .MXF, .ROQ, .NSV, .FLV, .F4V, .F4P, .F4A, .F4B
  • Analogs (cassettes, CDs, DVDs, podcasts, videos)
  • .AQT, .GSUB, .JSS, .SUB, .TTXT, .SUB, .PJS, .PSB, .RT, .SMI, .STL, .SSF, .SRT, .SSA or .ASS, .SUB, .USF, .SUB + .IDX
  • Broadcast subtitle formats include: .PAC, .RAC, .CHK, .ESY, .XIF, .X32, .AYA, .890, .CIP, .CAP, .ULT, .USF, .CIN, .L32, .ST4, .ST7, .TIT, .STL
  • Standaloneor hard-coded subtitles depending on your video needs