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Originally Posted by sonyteam
That may be because JD/Anti reCAPTCHA does not save the file "input.jpg" may not have write permissions in that directory, or your antivirus does not allow disk write to JD/Anti reCAPTCHA.
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I think that ist not the problem.
In the directory with the new antiRecaptcha-method exists a file with the name input.jpg.
And this is the correct captcha which should be decoded.
There also exists the input.bmp. So the method has done the thirst steps.