VO and capture codes

First, the proper term is CAPTCHA, spelled C, A, P, T, C, H, A, not capture. While OCR software might work on some codes, most are probably deliberately obscured enough to make OCR impossible. After all, if OCR worked on them, that would defeat the purpose, since then an automated computer program *could* solve them. So if there's no way to OCR them and there's no audio alternative, you're probably out of luck. Have you tried contacting the developers of the website to see if they'd consider adding an audio or text alternative? A text alternative would be a math or logic question worded in such a way that a human could answer it, but a computer program couldn't. Examples of easily-answerable questions that would probably stump a computer program would be: Is ice hot or cold? If you get your hair cut, is it longer or shorter than it was before? What is Tony's first name? If today is Friday, what is tomorrow? Which of these has keys: sink, banana, piano, toothbrush?

Hi. did you mean for mac or iOS? if it's for mac, try out www.rumola.com it's a safari/firefox/chrome extension

hi, as the subject says, rumola asks a small fee. 150 captchas for 6 months are about 1,59 euro fee i do not think it's a high amount i read on the site a rumola lite for iOS but i think it does not work But, before paying, you have 10 free captcha credits if you register so you can try it out. I am not sure it works if the form's page contains just the captcha edit box and the submit button bye for now! Let me ask this question to the extension's producer and then I'll drop you a line here

Hi. I'm not sure where you live but the U.s. prices is 99 cents for I think it's 100 credits that expire in a year. the 150 the last person was talking about is two bucks I think. I registered and the free credits expire a day after you get them. I'm not so sure i'l stick with it to be honest but we'll see.