searching for strings in Python3 and storing keys and values

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What's a better way to do this?

I need to sift through this file and store the following values

Cpl

File name

Content kind

Package type

Encryption status

Container

File size

Duration

Timed text/png

Number of audio channels

2d/3d

Fps

1) I'm not sure if I should just store these as lists?
2) Should I use dictionaries ?

Here's one sample file. Click Here

And here's how I was attempting to sort through the file, with not as much luck as I would like.

import glob
import os
import sys
print(os.getcwd())
dir=raw_input(["Please enter directory location of dcp_inspect output"])
print (dir)
os.chdir(dir)
print(os.getcwd())
cpl                  = []
content              = []
errors               = []
contentkind          = []
package              = []
summary              = []
mainsound            = []
mainpicture          = []
encryption           = []
filesize             = []
duration             = []


#Content kind
#Package type
#Encryption status
#Container
#File size
#Duration
#Timed text/png
#Number of audio channels
#2d/3d








for file in glob.glob("*"):
    try:

        print (file,'\t Was Successfully Opened')
        #file = DcpParse()
        newfile = file
        print('Scanning...', newfile)
        data = open(newfile)
        for each_line in data:
            if 'CPL Id:' in each_line:
                cpl=(each_line.split())
            elif 'ContentTitleText:' in each_line:
                content=(each_line.split())
            elif 'Errors' in each_line:
                errors=(each_line.split())
            elif 'ContentKind' in each_line:
                contentkind=(each_line.split())
            elif 'Composition summary' in each_line:
                if 'fps' in each_line:
                    summmary=(each_line[0])
                    print('found comp sum',summary)
            elif 'MainSound:' in each_line:
                summmary=(each_line)



        print('CPL=',cpl[2]) 
        content.index('ContentTitleText:')
        content.pop(0)
        print('File Name on DCP',content)
        print('Content Kind =',contentkind[1])
        errors.pop(0)
        print('There are',errors[0],'Errors and',errors[2],'hints for', content)
        print('content summary',summary)
        if errors[0] != '0':
           print('could be issues')
        else:
            print('This DCP appears to be OK')
            #print(summary)
        data.close()

    except:
        pass