Specifying self-defined output file name using something like --batch-file

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Hi, can youtube-dl support using own specifying output file name template like --batch-file?

--batch-file requires a text file listing URLs

so can we customize output file name the same way?

Something like -o filename.txt

where filename.txt is like the text file used behind the command--batch-file but change all URLs into respective self-defined output file name,

For example, let's say I want to download a youtube videos and I wish the filename is 'xx.mp4',

so I write one text file pasting its URL saving as batchfile.txt,

then I write another text file pasting xx.mp4, which is the file name I want youtube-dl to use,

after that, saving it as filename.txt

Finally, using youtube-dl -o filename.txt --batch-file batchfile.txt resulting my desired outcome..

[dstftw]

Not possible. By design -o specifies an output template not a file with output templates.