How to remove dict from a list?

[buran]

@perfingo - you will be surprised what the result of your code is when the order of elements is different. Don't change list while iterating over it

old_list = [                                                                        
{'fname': 'Welcome.mp4', 'format': 'HEVC', 'width': 1920, 'height': 1080, 'duration': 118.867, 'framerate': 30.0, 'fsize_byte': 4095489},
{'fname': 'Line.mp4', 'format': 'HEVC', 'width': 1920, 'height': 1080, 'duration': 141.8, 'framerate': 25.0, 'fsize_byte': 4495620},
{'fname': 'tut.webm', 'format': 'VP9', 'width': 1152, 'height': 720, 'duration': 535.633, 'framerate': 23.976, 'fsize_byte': 17017448},
{'fname': 'CAPITAL.MP4', 'format': 'AVC', 'width': 1280, 'height': 720, 'duration': 284.3, 'framerate': 30.0, 'fsize_byte': 26107717},
]


for i, record in enumerate(old_list):
    if record['format'] != 'HEVC':
        old_list.pop(i)

print(old_list)

Output:
[{'fname': 'Welcome.mp4', 'format': 'HEVC', 'width': 1920, 'height': 1080, 'duration': 118.867, 'framerate': 30.0, 'fsize_byte': 4095489}, {'fname': 'Line.mp4', 'format': 'HEVC', 'width': 1920, 'height': 1080, 'duration': 141.8, 'framerate': 25.0, 'fsize_byte': 4495620}, {'fname': 'CAPITAL.MP4', 'format': 'AVC', 'width': 1280, 'height': 720, 'duration': 284.3, 'framerate': 30.0, 'fsize_byte': 26107717}]

it will work if you iterate over copy of the original list though
assigning list comprehension to old_list is solving OP of removing elements and keeping the same variable