Groups to JPEG in Photoshop CS6

Good morning
I see this topic has been raised here before and have tried the scripts in the thread but they return errors using CS6.
What I'd like to do is what 'Export Groups to Files' only for TOP LEVEL GROUPS and exporting to JPEG at 60% quality.
I checked the JavaScript manual that Adobe offer and would love to sit down and go through it all but I do not have the time.
So please, if anybody could make this script work with CS6 it would make my day/week/month
Regards
Yonxsound

I tried several of these and none of them worked:
Re: Export Groups to Files?
Seems that with each new iteration of the software it reads the JavaScript differently?

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