I learned about using the source code to find video links which can be downloaded via ffmpeg. I was wondering if it was possible to create some sort of batch script to automate the downloading portion at least. I know I can create a batch script for local videos that need to be converted, but I failed to find any information for links.

For example, I have a series of links in a .txt file:

Within Videos.txt:
Code:
http://wpc.8c48.edgecastcdn.net/038C48/SV/480/FTLJPN0217/FTLJPN0217-480-,750,1500,2000,2500,4000,K.mp4.m3u8?9b303b6c62204a9dcb5ce5fdc107bb41bd0500a8a36f8ab8622e9bc76c6ad4c2e435cef60ddb0ff04f800a014db195260966d7c14777388e3a77e7ada377fa4fc7f528ca95d147dd535dcf579cff9d2a334f8565d2ea65cfc281a12a10"

http://wpc.8c48.edgecastcdn.net/038C48/SV/480/FTLENG0166/FTLENG0166-480-,750,1500,2000,2500,4000,K.mp4.m3u8?9b303b6c62204a9dcb5ce5fdc007bb4104d2360e7fab15f96cf6e5f34fe40c97f9d77ed35d64ac44cdfba5bcef4bb99ab842e14b6800ed2db18deb6b01c11c4b408ce89418866e57aa2375fba6a9fe77e6eacc0c3f8880c22d376a96"
Is there any way I can create a batch script to automatically download those in ffmpeg? What if I go one step further and change the contents within Videos.txt to include the ffmpeg commands:

Code:
ffmpeg -i "http://wpc.8c48.edgecastcdn.net/038C48/SV/480/FTLJPN0217/FTLJPN0217-480-,750,1500,2000,2500,4000,K.mp4.m3u8?9b303b6c62204a9dcb5ce5fdc107bb41bd0500a8a36f8ab8622e9bc76c6ad4c2e435cef60ddb0ff04f800a014db195260966d7c14777388e3a77e7ada377fa4fc7f528ca95d147dd535dcf579cff9d2a334f8565d2ea65cfc281a12a10" -c copy S04E42.mkv

ffmpeg -i "http://wpc.8c48.edgecastcdn.net/038C48/SV/480/FTLENG0166/FTLENG0166-480-,750,1500,2000,2500,4000,K.mp4.m3u8?9b303b6c62204a9dcb5ce5fdc007bb4104d2360e7fab15f96cf6e5f34fe40c97f9d77ed35d64ac44cdfba5bcef4bb99ab842e14b6800ed2db18deb6b01c11c4b408ce89418866e57aa2375fba6a9fe77e6eacc0c3f8880c22d376a96" -c copy S04E16.mkv
Or is this something that I should be doing manually (which is possible and not a problem, but I'd prefer leaving this overnight or something).

Thank you for your help!