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I'm dealing with a captcha that is an animated gif with a stupid blob of color hovering over the letters, the first frame has the blob outside the captcha though, so I'm trying to save the image and use the saved file as what to send to either the user or a solving service. Is this possible?

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You have 2 options to download image:

-save image using "download file"

-save image using "save element image"

Downloading the image isn't the issue, figured that part out easily. How do I pass the file to $solve captcha though?

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you would need a plugin or custom script which would POST image to service

 

I would suggest UBotDev shell command plugin and deathbycaptcha dll file  "dbc_api_v4_2_wincli.zip" you can down load it from deathbycaptcha.com

 

Save the image to the same folder you put the dbcclient.exe in, run the shell command %Path%\dbcclient.exe -l %username% -p %psw% -c image.jpg [-t 60]

 

wait for reply answer.txt the time out here was set to [-t 60] = 60 seconds

 

 

 

 

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I would suggest UBotDev shell command plugin and deathbycaptcha dll file  "dbc_api_v4_2_wincli.zip" you can down load it from deathbycaptcha.com

 

Save the image to the same folder you put the dbcclient.exe in, run the shell command %Path%\dbcclient.exe -l %username% -p %psw% -c image.jpg [-t 60]

 

wait for reply answer.txt the time out here was set to [-t 60] = 60 seconds

 

 

 

Sounds good. Thanks for the tip :)

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