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Posted: **19 Jun 2025, 01:53**

File name = Mortuary.nfo

Title: Mortuary
IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0087746/
Year: 1983
Genre: Horror
Company:

Rars: 100mb x 36 (DVD-5)
Parts: 8% Recovery

Plot: Christie Parson has constant nightmares of her father's death whom died in a swimming pool. Christie's mother thinks it was an accident, but Christie believes in was murder. Christie then sees a sinister hooded figure following her and harassing her. But still nobody believes her, except her boyfriend. Who is this hooded person actually?

Important Notes:
Uncut Version
1.78:1 Anamorphic Widescreen
DD2.0
Extras: Trailer

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Posted: **19 Jun 2025, 05:25**

Well, that looks like a standard NFO file to me. It just happens to be the human-readable kind. I guess that mean you want to separate these kinds of NFO files from machine-readable XML NFO files that start with <nfo> tags and such?

If you want to use Custom Post-Processing Scripts to delete NFO files that are not valid XML files from the source directory, then the code for that could look like this:

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{ source, target ->
	trash source.dir.listFiles{ f -> f.extension ==~ /nfo/ && none{ f.xml } }
}

If we wanted to just add *.txt to the file name then that would look like this:

Groovy: Select all

{ source, target ->
	source.dir.listFiles{ f -> f.extension ==~ /nfo/ && none{ f.xml } }.each{ f ->
		move(f, f + '.txt')
	}
}

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