tinytag | Read audio and music meta data | Audio Utils library

The problem

I want to merge a dictionary onto the end of a list that I am generating using a For loop. It seems to work but the problem, is that the curly braces stay around the dictionary instead of merging with the list. Its kinda hard to explain so here are two examples:

This is what I want (sorry, you have to scroll to the right to see the path key value):

The Problem:

I am trying to turn a string into a dictionary, so I can try to merge it with my other dictionary. However when I try to use the eval() command, it gives an error unexpected character after line continuation character (, line 1)

The Goal:

My goal is to add the path of my mp4s to my metadata dictionary so I can then insert the data into sqlite all in one shot.

Here is my code to get the paths I want:

The problem

I am trying to access my tag_dict dictionary variable outside of a for loop so I can use that dictionary to learn how to insert that data into sqlite. (First Sqlite project)

If I print the tag_dict inside of the for loop it gives me all the data.

Here is the code:

The problem

(I had to delete and remake the question again beacause someone edited my question so weird that I couldn't edit it to get any help :( )

I have been looking into this for hours and hours and can't even make 1 database at all. I have looked at tons of examples but all of them involve making the dictionary in the program. I need to find out how to take an already existing dictionary and turn it into a sqlite database.

I have tried so much but have not gotten close and I don't know where I can go to understand this concept. I have looked on stack overflow but every single question involving this has the dictionary made from scratch I need an example that shows the dictionary as a variable only.

I keep hitting random error after random error with no luck.

Here is the code:

The problem

I am trying to convert an object into a dict for sqlite database creation. I am using an app called "tinytag" to pull the metadata from my mp4 on my computer.

When I run the function, I get a list of data that looks like key pairs but they are an object. I have tried to convert the variable into a dict using some code I found online but its pulling an error that I am not sure of.

Here is my code:

The Problem:

I am trying to find a way to either convert a string, an object, or a text file into a dictionary so I can try to turn it into a sqlite database. (I apologize if I am going about this the wrong way. Feel free to recommend suggestions)

Currently I have a script which generates a list of all my mp4's metadata such as artists, song, album, year etc:

I'm trying to save MP3 Tags to files in a folder. I have assigned new values from the spreadsheet to the temp_track as below but could not find a way to finish the last step to save the files with the new data.

My code:

I am using tinytags module in python to get the cover art of a mp3 file and want to display or store it. The return type of the variable is showing to be bytes. I have tried fumbling around with PIL using frombytes but to no avail. Is there any method to convert the bytes to image?

I'm trying to create a program that reads a number of music files into an array. And based off their genre (in metadata), move them into the respective folder (i.e. house track would go into the house folder). If the folder for that genre doesn't exist, it should create one for that file and future ones to come.

The problem occurs when it tries to create a already existing folder, even if that existing folder is the correct one. What is the problem? New to moving folders/files so any advice would be greatly appreciated