Court audio, clearly recorded
- Malay (Bahasa Malaysia), English and Chinese supported
- Verbatim record of the proceedings
- Turnaround choices in working days
- Direct communication with our team
We turn court hearing recordings into structured, verbatim transcripts for law firms and legal teams. Each recording is transcribed manually and checked against the audio in Malay, English and Chinese.
Compare court transcription rates and turnaround options, or request a quotation for your hearing recording.
How it works
Share the recording duration, languages and required date. We’ll discuss the quotation and file transfer with you.
Agree on the turnaround and provide case details, party names and counsel information for the transcript.
The same transcriber reviews the transcript again against the recording to check speakers, wording and structure before Word and PDF delivery.
Use the editable document for your team’s work and the PDF for convenient reading and sharing.
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Legal transcription turns recordings of legal proceedings into a written record. Our service focuses on court hearings: a transcriber listens to the recording, records the spoken words verbatim and checks the transcript against the audio.
Yes. Notalex Service provides court hearing transcription for Malaysian law firms and legal teams. Share the recording duration, languages, case details and required date so we can confirm the scope and quotation.
Yes. We transcribe court recordings in Malay (Bahasa Malaysia), English and Chinese, including hearings that switch between these languages. Tell us which languages appear in your recording before we quote.
A verbatim transcript records the words spoken in the hearing. Our court transcripts also include speaker labels, line numbers, timestamps, case details and clickable contents, delivered in editable Word and PDF files. See the fictional sample above for the format.
Before you enquire
We agree the transfer method with you before you send anything, and the assigned transcriber prepares your transcript and reviews it again against the recording to check for mistakes. The same person carries out both steps. Tell us about any extra restrictions before we quote and we will confirm the arrangement.
The assigned transcriber accesses your recording to prepare the transcript, then reviews it again against the recording to check for mistakes. This review is carried out by the same person.
Start with the approximate duration, languages and required date over WhatsApp or email. We will confirm the quotation and arrange a suitable transfer method — please do not send confidential files before that.
A default deletion period after delivery is not published here yet. Before sending files, ask us to confirm the retention period, deletion date and how working copies and backups are handled. Tell us about any specific retention or deletion requirements before work begins.
Personal details are used only to prepare and deliver your transcript, in line with Malaysia's Personal Data Protection Act. Share only what the matter needs, and tell us about any redaction requirements upfront.
Yes. Ask before the quotation and we will arrange a non-disclosure or confidentiality agreement covering your recording and transcript.
Yes — our express lane delivers within 1–2 working days for recordings up to 120 minutes at RM6.50 per recorded minute. Express slots are limited, so enquire first and we confirm capacity before payment. The turnaround clock starts once we've received both your payment and your recording.
Malay, English and Chinese.
Start with the approximate duration and required date. We’ll discuss recording transfer and the case details needed for formatting.
Transcription records spoken words. If you need a translated document, tell us separately so we can confirm whether we can meet that requirement.
See the fictional sample above, or ask us about your document requirements.