DON'T Listen to the Captcha Audio
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- Anyone else notice the creepy captcha audios? I noticed this a while ago and have been meaning to make a video on it. The creepy captcha audios appear if you play the audio piece associated with Captchas. They normally don't hint at the actual captcha and just act as a creepy addition to stop bots.
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Welp, that's it... what are you still doing down here
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@@PixelsAfterDark Thank you my guy. Keep up the great content!
@@Stery0typical congrats
@@PixelsAfterDark I think its not a letter its 7
lol when i was in middle school, we had chrome books where we took out state testing and there would be a captcha right? i noticed the sound button and lord i started freaking out on the inside it was the most terrifying thing little me has ever heard. i only thought it was funny because someone in the class started laughing and everyone started doing it
Exactly the same thing happened to me, everyone yelled about it being a hacker
Same thing happened to me
I thought I was the only one who thought that was scary as shit
imagine having chromebook L
@@burgerkingfries4941 blame the schools
Someone should make a horror game using exclusively audio captchas as ambience
underrated idea
Make it a siren head game cuz google is just siren head
That's actually a great idea, and the numbers on the captcha could be used to uncover stuff on the game
@@N_Chrozma shut up kid
@@N_Chrozma i thought siren head became irrelevant around like 2 years ago
"five" and "nine" sound almost identical in conditions like that, which is why pilots use "niner"
i am fairly sure that `tree` and `fife` are also accepted variants of 3 and 5 in at least some radio disciplines
@Harvey_Notkit Yes.
i thought they use niner because in german it sounds like "nein" meaning "no" which would cause confusion
In German People often say „zwo“ instead of „zwei“ (=two) because it sounds similar to „drei“ (=three).
I think that’s how English (as a Germanic language) has developed it into „two“ as well, it’s much better to distinguish.
In German military you count zwo instead of zwei and fünef instead of fünf. You also say Juno and Julei (pronounced julai) instead of Juni and Juli (month names).
Blind guy here, and I'm all too familiar with audio Captchas. The Facebook one is definitely not something I could pass, but all the other ones are perfectly audible to me and I can pick out the numbers distinctly from the background audio. Keep in mind that, when you get an audio option in a Captcha, the audio you get doesn't actually read out a distorted version of the text it displays. (Some older Captcha implementations might've, but nowadays, they almost certainly don't). It's a completely separate puzzle. With the Google one in particular, you are supposed to type out the clearly pronounced numbers and NOT the weird distorted background words. Hopefully that clears things up.
Still though... Yahoo... Man that was creepy.
Mark Zuckerberg definitely just copy-pasted a Captcha from somewhere else because he himself, is a robot. 😂
If your blind how did you manage to comment?
i’m sorry but how are you blind but typed this comment,,,? is someone typing this for you? or are you using the microphone feature? not to act insensitive or anything
I still have partial eyesight but have been considered legally blind since I was 12 and my vision gets progressively worse over time. I am 20. I was born with Retinitis Pigmentosa.
I was planning on making a video explaining all of this and how I use the computer. It might be interesting.
@@acidiclight oh okay i understand now
imagine being awake at 3am in the morning and logging onto a website to get something done and it asks you to fill out a CAPTCHA in order to log in. You then start to fill out the CAPTCHA when you accidentally click on the audio button and get scared shitless thinking there's a literal demon haunting you
That exactly happened to me once
@@parkfever nice XD
I’d put
??????
@@parkfever same
@Landon does 333 mean somethung?
If I was to guess, I'd say the child voices were chosen because audio-recognizing bots are typically trained on adult voices.
Eah but still creppy
@@Fnafbonnie1153it’s like:
C-captcha wa-o-wais-co m- oeuvre- d-
I remember using an audio Captcha for the first time in the evening out of pure curiosity. Compared to what I had previously been listening to, it was ridiculously loud and consisted of a male text to speech sounding voice that was slowed down as well as backwards speech, backwards music, and eerie inaudible whispering, the last one being very similar to what you might hear in the soundtrack of a horror film. Needless to say, I'm never using an audio Captcha ever again.
And no, I never figured out what numbers or letters I was supposed to type in because all of the other sounds overpowered the very thing I was supposed to be listening for.
Hopefully these useless Captchas get fixed eventually, but, in the mean time, sound effects artists for horror film soundtracks should get their hands on that sweet non-copyrighted audio and use it to its full advantage.
Yes.
Just imagine a horror movie...
"I AM THE EVIL CACKLER!!! MUAHAHAHA! TO PASS THIS ROOM, YOU MUST FIND THE SOLUTION TO THIS AUDIO CAPTCHA!!!!"
@@justampeg4file hell that would give me a heart attack before any jumpscares are done compared to any of our modern horror movies today-
@@YourLocalAnonAccount "djdjdjdjshddhdidj"
Trapped victims: WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS TORTURE AHHH!
It just sounds like demonic whispers
i tensed up in multiple ways just reading that description holy damn
The numbers are what you're meant to imput since each has their own sound whilst most letters sound like "e" when mixed with other audio defeating the point. I'm blind and have to use this cursed things. Also I think they use child voices, and Amazon sometimes uses Aussie accents because they're less understood by current bots.
This is either some real well thought cap, or we are all idiots for not realising it’s just the numbers
@@dougmcjorrow9842 It's sighted people being ignorant.
I realised (somehow) that you are meant to focus on the numbers, but I have an audio processing disorder and couldn’t make them out. Damn you captcha’s!
@@voidface8827 Yeah, capchas suck, and the overlap between things bots can't do, but humans can reliably do is getting smaller and smaller. The only things I can think of is solving the meaning of sentences that require an indepth knowledge of the world, like "The trophy cannot fit in the case because it is too big." but even then wording for that will be hard to force an answer of understanding. Having actual text or voice chats with real humans to confirm you exist, which is unfair to anxious people and would require a lot of people to be overworked. Or, the best answer, abolishing capitalism so there's no reason for people to want to do a lot of this bull with bots.
@@stm7810 I think the last option is 100% my favourite one ngl.
Although I do like the other ideas even if they have their flaws.
that segment where you challenge us to hear just one "letter" is impossible by the definition of the challenge. the segment in question is actually a number, 7. As a blind person myself these audio captchas are quite useful even if they are a bit creepy. They use numerical inputs instead of letters or words, so like a creepy numbers station lol.
If you blind,can you tell me what purple looks like?
@@Ramosway2 purple
@@garfieldpullsallthehotties a more accouterments description
are you fully blind or just partially? if fully, can i ask how you do your livestreams?
@@Ramosway2 If you human can you tell me what 100nm wavelength "light" looks like? same answer.
This video starts as an internet mystery, and ends as a story of a legendary man trying to save the world one captcha at a time.
6:45 It's because Children's voices sit at a higher frequency which is harder for an AI to hear if a lower frequency that is about impossible for humans to hear playing in the background (Or vice-versa). For example, if you take an old phone and play let's say a 260HZ Frequency (A slightly flat Middle C or C4) And play a 2,600HZ Frequency (A perfect B7) Those frequencies won't blend since they are 35 Semitones apart and may sound a bit staticky or distorted. Therefore an AI won't be able to tell what is being said if you introduce a Third frequency. (I have studied a lot of engineering, programming, and music stuff [which have always been my top subjects])
Cool
Pretty cool
God, this is creepy. And it's near midnight for me.
Perfect time to post
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@@PixelsAfterDark Hell yeah
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Actually i think the yahoo makes sense. The reverse talking is probably to trick any bots into listening to the wrong thing.
Wow! This captcha audio is so good, my grandpa started rolling around on the floor screaming!
Mine grew spider legs, pitch black eyes and let out an ear piercing screech/squeal before jumping through the roof and terrorizing the nearest city.
I thought that said creaming 💀
@@dqw4w9wgxcq15 💀
@@toolazytorenamemyself oh god
@@dqw4w9wgxcq15 💀💀
A.I. has evolved to have emotional reactions such as fear thus captcha evolved to scare away the bots with creepy demonic sounds.
I'm sorry but this doesn't seem true, the robot doesn't care about feelings
captchas scare me away as well.
@@picobsi believe that was the joke
7:33 the audio captcha does Not have to be the same phrase as the visual captcha.
In this case, you are supposed to type in the numbers that you hear
ohhhhh
very obscure to the deeper internet rabbit hole
fun fact- the google captcha noice is actually also used for the siren head creepypasta as it is heard a few times in some videos
and it is commonly used in creepypasta videos on siren head!
7:16 ummm, can anyone else here google say faintly but noticeably "kill yourself"????? just listen closely
Yes
@@blooTalkoessame
2:02 the audio captcha doesnt read the text from the image, it's a completely separate solution
Can’t make it out tho
@@fostersstubbyasmr9557356
1:59
@@supertuesday600 sounded like 3653(2?)6
@@fostersstubbyasmr9557 its a creepy pasta sound for siren head
I never even thought the audio captcha would sound so creepy. I can understand needing to make it distorted enough for AI to get confused but I never imagined just how creepy it would sound in order for them to work.
It literally sounds like demonic chanting. I am kinda scared that my room will turn red and a demon will break out of my floor.
No way, demons want something that holds value so you're safe from them :)
@@youtubestudiosucks978 🗿
@@youtubestudiosucks978 Dude you killed him
@@youtubestudiosucks978 I’ll even say that was quite the roast. (If it was meant to be one that is.)
Honestly I'd love it if that happened to me
I love red things and I'm like "fuck yeah demon bf"
OH GOD. I remember when I was about 10 years old on my tablet alone in the middle of my room at night and clicked on the captcha sound. I was so terrified I thought there was something wrong with my tablet or a hacker was in it. I’m still scared of it
ME TOO
I was doing some school work on the laptops they had this school year, because I can't remember the extremely simple passwords they use because I don't use the computers often and don't reset them when I do I got put on a captcha and out of curiosity I clicked on the audio thing.
as someone who has broken their jaw and had it wired shut, i have no fucking idea how kanye recorded a whole ass album with his jaw wired shut. i couldn’t drink anything more thick than water tf
I think it was just one song, "through the wire"
Don’t care didn’t ask plus you’re a zinic dumpster
how tf he make an album???
I discovered the captcha audio way back when I was a wee lad in elementary school in my computer class. It haunts me once in a while
when i was in 3rd grade something happened (i dont know what caused it to happen) but i was completely traumatized by visual captcha
@@CringePoop what happened
@@aaaaahhhhh9885 i dont know, i saw it on the screen of a student named grant's computer in the computer lab and i was scared of it until 5th grade when i finally started watching videos about it to overovme my fear
same here, I got so curious while making a school account when I was like 10 yo and clicked on the 🔊 button and it scared the shit out of me.
The reason that there are so many different sounds interrupting in the Background of every Captcha Audio, is because otherwise bots would be able to listen to it and convert it to text, Captchas are there so Bots can't get through.
Humans should still be able to get through the Captcha though, completely unintelligible gibberish doesn't help anyone
@@naranciagaming and ais are getting better,and at some point they will be able to read garbled messes of word captchas better than humans do
@@Damian-cilr2 if you have a newer iphone, you can select the text in the image for google's captchas and it's correct about 25% of the time. that's not much but it's still quite good for being something a computer can't read
I can't help but to love it when technology is spooky. So cool.
It's pretty great that you made a video highlighting how blind people have problems navigating captchas because they are visually based but it would be even better if you narrated the visual elements of your video enough that blind people could watch it and know what is happening on the screen
The Facebook one is Mark's real voice.
Hold up
Most captcha noises sound like ai generated E.T dying noises
Truth lol
I freaked out when I was younger, I genuinely thought I got a virus.
imagine being blind, witch is already easier to get scared, and then u stumble across one of these audio captches, it must terrifying asf 💀
also imagine if you had no one in your home cause they left for something like that would be worse
or perhaps imagine not being an ignorant idiot; sincerely, a blind guy
The audio captcha doesn't actually match the words, it's a string of numbers as an alternative.
i remember you talking about this on stream, so ive been waiting for this
Glad I was finally able to! Been having this on the back burner for a while
A few days ago I ran into one of these while trying to download something, the image wasn't loading so my first reaction was to click on the audio button. The creepy audio started, I let it play for like 15 seconds, I couldn't make out anything of it and the damn thing just wouldn't stop. After that I just panicked and closed the page down lol
recaptcha isnt really as creepy as this video points them out to be. theyre just random snippets from the radio
That happend to me once
@@CringePoop when I was younger I really freaked out about those voices
i shamefully admit that the same thing happened to me
@@CringePoop the audio literally is exorcism ambience
5:07 Amazon is trying to open the Chamber of Secrets
Featuring Kimberly, of course.
Nobody:
Captcha Audio: U̵̬̔̽͋́̀̅̇͂̈̄̔͗̏́̈́̔͒͛̕̚͠n̴̢̡̡̡̧̛͈͕̘͙͕̺̭̤͇̜̭̬͉̜̼̪̘̪͔͇̮͒͒̈́̇͑͂͌̉̈́͆̿͌̎͛͌̍͝i̷̫̘͔̝͕͛͛̀̿̏̆̎̕͜ň̴̯͚̎̎̐̃͗̀́̿̀̀̈͗̀̈͊͑͂̋̎̅̇͊͊͘̕͠ţ̶̨̢̛̛̦̯͓̻͎̥̩̗̯̼͂̇̋͂̀͂̊̃̒͊ę̶̨͕͖̤͉̝̮͉̩̭̲͓̟̰̍͜͜ľ̶̛͎̬̮̘̦̭͈̰͎̗̔̀̏̐̽̒̈̋̐̽̄̋̊͗̓̓̀͘̕̚̚͝͠͠l̴̢͓̠̗͕̬͇͉̻̘̮̲͚̹̋̾́í̸̢̢͎̜͕̟̺̳̰̣͓̬̖͔͓̱̣̩̤̞̳͕̰͔͌̐̅̏̏̎̄̈͜͜ͅg̴̡̧̧̧̨̩̰̤͎̫̬̦̪͙̦̪̙̘͇͖̳̙̘̈̈́̀́̆̀̾̑̅̀̚i̶̢̛͈̬̞͂̎̌̂̽̋̓̈̏͑̎̈́͂̍͋̌͆͑̓͒̿͘̚̕̚̚ͅb̵̧̤̘̤͈͓̱̭̠̪̠̏́̂́̀̽̃̌̈́̕͜͠ͅͅl̸̢̨͓͙͇̘̠̠̭̪͈̭̯̺̘͓̝͇̙̫̞̟͌̽̏̊͘͜͜͜ę̶̦͇͖̟̰̼͓̞̱̽̇͆͂̑̌̊̍̌̑̌͆̈̿͊̉̽̋̂̎̚̕͘͜
i love how your text just says "Unintelligible" when i can understand it :troll:
that was 9 months ago holy hell
also it's a joke on how the audio itself is hard to understand
@@anonymous-fl2mg just wait till its 15 years later and your getting a reply from this persons kid like it was yesterday. ahh the internet is going to be LIT in 20 years.
I remember this happening to me in 5th grade and so my teacher was used the audio thing to know what it is. And the whole class heard at full volume
I listened to this as a child, I was shaking, I thought my computer was sending me subliminal messages. 💀💀
Technically it was. Just, not evil ones.
5:54 *OOONNNEEEE* *(ONE intro plays)*
That’s the tpot intro mixed with the one intro
I remember having to verify an email I made, and I clicked the audio for one of these for captcha. I'm someone who gets scared by that kind of stuff easily and I was home alone, so you could only imagine the terror I felt when I clicked it 😭
I love how there is a software to bypass every capcha yet they do this audio trick
6:09 Understandable, since Zuck is an alien.
What
Once, I accidentally did this. I got scared to death. I got goosebumps everywhere that can be there. It's spooky.
2:03 not true, the audio captcha is different from the visual one, its just numbers. you can figure this out pretty quickly by just doing a bit of searching
but yeah they do sound creepy, I think its hard to create an audio that disallows bots from understanding the numbers being spoken without sounding creepy. the mixture of random noises plus numbers automatically is unnerving anyway. I do think though that if blind users cant pass the captchas then google should listen to their input and make adjustments.
It is kind of creepy
I have CAPD (Central Auditory Processing Disorder) and this stuff is so frustrating because it just sounds like garbled noise to me
Womp womp sounds the same to everyone else
I don't have a disorder and it still sound like a garbled mess
@@Kawaipanda12081bro is bullying people with disorders the new cool thing? thats so stupid omg
I was surprised that you didn't think Facebook was pretty tame, I was scared shitless
the yahoo one scares me the most, not only because its a generally unsettling audio but mainly because of what re-reversing the speech behind the numbers could produce
Fun Fact: This sound is actually used in Siren Head horror games. And it was a very famous because it was used in horror short films with Siren Head in it.
1:59 I actually heard this in a gmod animation and now I wonder who’d use this as an audible answer to a captcha?
It's funny to me that most of them don't tell you how to do the audio one, they just assume that you know how to use it
5:17 I had to go back when you said Amazon used a sound clip of a crying baby, because I was 99% sure that I had just heard a laughing one and yup 😂
Listened to one out of curiosity when I was 10, and it legit sent chills down my spine. Nope, never again.
5:26 those arent cries of babies, ive had to spend months caring for my sister (who just turned 1!) and from my experience with babies, i can say thats more of a happy sound
6:40 well at least exorcism sounds better than facebook...i cannot even hear what they are saying
5:27 that’s the laugh of a baby but ok
Me: Hmm, what does this word say?
*clicks audio button*
Captcha: Extreme devil noises.
the primary function of captchas is ai learning for their own ai, it just happens to also be usable as a security feature. It will have some that it knows the answer to, and it also has some that the machine can't verify, but decides the answer based on the most commonly entered answer. It gives them at random. Also, the audio captcha doesn’t have anything to do with the visual one, they're two separate puzzles
3:12 "Ahh... Salmon."
give me ur pocket change
I tried the audio thing on google once but this didn't happen to me, maybe because it was a long time ago, But I doubt that's the issue. This really got me wondering why they do this.
Google's been using the new reCaptcha (I'm not a robot) since they added it years ago, but that one straight up doesn't let you use the audio option, like 🤨
For google i heard "DONT HATE ME IM NEW TO THIS" at the end of the captcha lol
The easiest way to make an audio captcha is just record a bunch of different people having regular conversations. Lower the volume of like 4 or 5 tracks of this, then have the audio generate the captcha on top of the background coffee shop noise. Easy fix.
The ReCAPTCHA Audio literally sounds (To me) like something the Icon Of Sin from the DOOM franchise would say ngl
Lol John Romero captcha when?
@@chalky_milk lmfao
I'm watching this at midnight because I felt lonely and now I dont feel too alone anymore!
I’ve always thought it’s crazy but how capchas are put on websites for humans to “prove they’re not a bot”-- TO a bot!!! A bot that determines if the human passed or not. ESSENTIALLY meaning, OBVIOUSLY another bot can still pass it too.
WTFF, ok….reading over my comment I realized that what I was trying to say made sense in my mind, lol.
Hopefully y’all “get what I mean”.
😂
No that makes a lot of sense lol
@@notfamedtvpersonalitydrphil lol…I’m not sure if you were being serious, or sarcastic.
🤷🏽♀️
@@KandiBabyy I'm being serious it makes sense in a weird way lol /gen
Soothing captcha audios to fall asleep to.
I listened to it once, thought my computer was broken. Tried it again and I was terrified.
2:00 “more tests scheduled for Tuesday” (sped up voiceline from portal 2) sounding ahh.
"I used a top 10 video that cherrypicks the worst ones as a source"
7:22 what you said is blatant nonsense. while yes thi scaptcha *may sound* like blatant nonsense, which for the most part it is, the numbers are actually more than audible once you know when they appear. after the ding-ding-ding it will start by saying the first number (in a weird voice) then a slightly quieter garbled noise of what appears to be made of the same speaker which appears to last approximately 1 second, then the next number and so on until after the last number the garbled noise lasts just long enough to trick if any people attempt to reverse engineer it to trip them into making their software think the noise is a number (i presume). In fact, what the audio said is 3383506.
🤓
@@mr.monkey354 mad brainwashed by the stupid opinion of a youtuber
@@mr.monkey354Ah yes, people making fun of smarter people and calling them a nerd
@@mr.monkey354 you are an absolute monkey 🐒
I remember when I accidentally clicked on it and a female voice started loudly saying unintelligible stuff in a robotic voice like in an empty hallway.
I nervously searched around the browser and processes for where it could come from... friend was there too and equally disturbed. xD
this is what happens when an AI is told to generate audio files
This, and OpenAI Jukebox. The latter actually does sometimes generate creepy sounds and voices but most of the time it's funny (and sometimes catchy) attempts at songs.
I once clicked Google's audio icon. It was even more confusing than this in Spanish. I could hear people talking half normally and half backwards while an Andalusian woman repeatedly said something which sounded like the English word 'say'. Then, the woman said 'Una vez más' (one more time), and the sound repeated.
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I remember trying to listen to it while resetting my xbox password because I couldn’t even -read- the text. The voice spoke too fast, and there was no option to slow it down. I didn’t play on my xbox account that day.
I exclusively use audio captcha's they're extemely easy for me (unlike the image ones which fricking suck)
Also no they are randomized and not related to the word/image captchas they're just numbers for the most part
(Also all of the audio captchas you showcaused are pretty audable for me, I can hear the numbers in all of them)
It's hard for me to focus on the numbers being read like my brain starts fixated on the background noise
How TF did you hear the google one?
To prove this, post a video on CZcams of you listening to captcha audio blindfolded and guessing what it says.
@@dr.danburritoman1293 the Google one is 38256
@@dr.danburritoman1293 Why would I need a blindfold? clicking on the audio captcha generates a new one which is entiarly made of numbers and not related to the visual one (also that would require revealing my face)
CZcams got "8" for Amazon, none for Facebook, and thought Yahoo and Google was music.
3:08 i heard a 7 in there somewhere lol
I heard either 5, 7, or 9
The children talking backwards genuinely sent a chill up my spine
Timestamp?
Thank god I never had to deal with sound Captcha.
4:56 i love how all logos you selected here have letters giving us the word "gfay", you where one facebook away from perfection
0:58 Hey I live near that tower!
HEY! THAT LANGUAGE FROM HELL WAS SUPPOSED TO BE SECRET GODDAMNIT MOXXIE
I thought it said capybara audio :/
When I was a kid those sound captcha scared the shit out of me
At 3:11 I could make out the word "ransom"
ryaaaaaaansom
Can relate, the captcha voice is horrifying
Yes it is
When I was in year 2
I tried the audio
It scared the shit outta me.
For me it's 6 years, now after listening to your video I have found something that is scarier than minecraft cave sounds.
one time I was signing up to twitch on my granda’s computer (this was back when twitch would open on ie 8 or chrome 30 or whatever I was using) and I played the audio and had a shart attack and didn’t sign up again until a couple years ago
That "pardablin" captcha audio sounds like the Half Life 2 Beta monitor announcements
I think that one is used in a Roblox game
2016 Title: *Don't listen to captcha audio at 3AM (Gone wrong!!)*
The Google one is now the least scariest for me cus I’ve heard it since I was a lil kid
The quality of your videos keeps getting better. Wow.
at this point I think captchas are harder for a average human to solve than it is for bots. there is one main benefit though: if a bot was to attempt to spam a site that has a captcha, it would do so at a much slower speed. unless they used a 4090 then it will go basically as fast as a autoclicker lol.
ok, why did we expect that a font that can't be understood by bots to be read clearly by bots.
I dunno man, Facebook seems like the worst cuz it's both creepy AND completely incoherent, even when listening for numbers. All the other ones at least have SOME I can understand... but not that one!
Maybe I am a robot…
Huehawahue hawehuereyarawahayuehawa
Bro your captcha audio was so scary I almost went into cardiac arrest but I'm fine now so no need to worry