Open HandBrake and click Open Source to select the ISO image from the local Mac computer. (If the ISO image is copy-protected, the Handbrake libdvdcss may be required in order to open the ISO iamge) Below are the steps: As long as the ISO image doesn't contain any protections, Handbrake is able to convert the ISO image to MP4 format. Handbrake can directly open various discs and DVD backups, including not limited to DVD and Blu-ray discs, VIDEO_TS and BDMV, VOB, EVO, and MTS or M2TS, MKV and ISO images of DVD and Blu-ray discs. Step 6: browse to choose the destination folder for output MP4 file Have to admit that it's quite easy to conduct the conversion: I use VLC to convert THOR.iso (7.5GB) file and choose MP4 (H264) as output format. It only supports the basic 'Video Decode Acceleration Framework', which actually has few influence on ISO image transcoding speed.

Yet, advanced GPU hardware acceleration tech is absent from this excellent toolbox. Personally, I adore VLC media player a lot as it covers multiple features into one: video playback, video conversion, video editing and ISO image conversion. So in short, VLC is great in case you just need it to handle the unprotected ISO image conversion without any dent in your wallet. And you can't blame it if it doesn't live up to your anticipation, for it's just freeware and the developer team members are not so enough as the paid products to constantly update the program to satisfy your every need. It's true that VLC can support you to freely rip an MP4 file from ISO image. Convert ISO Image to MP4 Free on Mac with VLC

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