Deadfire

To assist others who happen on this thread and how to find hard disk sector size on Windows (Taken from this page): Find sector size using the System Information utility Open the Windows System Information utility. In the System Information window, in the left navigation menu, click the + (plus) symbol next to Components. Click the + symbol next to Storage. Click the Disks option under Storage. Find the Bytes/Sector entry on the window's right side. The number next to that entry is the size of each sector on the hard drive. Find sector size using the fsutil command Open the Windows command line with admin privileges. (When opening the Windows command line, select the Run as administrator option to get admin privileges in the command line.) In the command line window, type: fsutil fsinfo ntfsinfo <driver_letter> where <driver_letter> is the driver letter of the hard drive you want to view the sector size. Press Enter to execute the fsutil command. In the command output, locate the Bytes Per Sector entry, which displays the sector size for that hard drive.

I found it a bit funny that the guide talks about using a PowerShell command to mass rename the cleaned masters, and yet never talks about using such commands again for the many other things it could do. On topic, I thought about automating it as well, though most people I figure after following and doing the guide once more than likely wouldn't see a reason to automate it.