Batch Convert multiple ISO files to MP4 on Windows and Mac

Date September 2, 2016 Author Catherine Category DVD Tips

An ISO image file contains the backup of a DVD movie with all the VOB files. If you want to play ISO files on your MP4 player you need to convert the ISO file to MP4 file format using an ISO to MP4 converter. But since ISO has all the info of a DVD, converting ISO to MP4 will take long time as ripping a original DVD and if you have multiple ISO images, you will be upset cause you have to wait in front of the computer to convert it one by one. Batch conversion saves you from the embarrassing situation.

Converting ISO to MP4 by batch doesn’t need you to stay at your computer all the time. You just need to add your multiple ISO images to ISO to MP4 batch conversion tool then you can have a sleep going to your bedroom or watch a TV show somewhere.

Best ISO to MP4 Batch Conversion Tool Recommended

For Windows users, Pavtube Video Converter Ultimate will be the best tool to convert ISO to MP4 in batch. It can batch convert ISO images to 720p/1080p MP4 and H.264, H.265, MPEG-4 MP4. What’s more, it has some preloaded device format in MP4 such iPhone, iPad, Samsung Galaxy devices, etc.

More Features of Pavtube Video Converter Ultimate

• Converts, extracts and rips DVD to every popular possible format;
• Users can edit their DVD videos thanks to the integrated editing tools;
• Rips video to the majority of portable video players;
• Cropping abilities for removing black bars;
• Multi-Core support;
• Fast video conversion speed;
• Intuitive and user friendly interface.
• Spyware free.

Pavtube iMedia Converter for Mac is the equivalent Mac ISO to MP4 batch conversion tool. It is fully compatible with Mac OS X macOS Sierra, OS X El Capitan, OS X Yosemite, etc. It has the same functions as Video Converter Ultimate. (Read top 5 reasons to choose Pavtube iMedia Converter for Mac).

How to Batch Convert Multiple ISO to MP4 on Windows and Mac?

Step 1: Download and install the right version ISO to MP4 converter on your PC or Mac.

Step 2:Adding ISO images to a Queue

You can add ISO images to a queue one by one, which is what you will do if you want to select videos from several locations, or if you want to add select files in one location. You can drag and drop the files to the interface of software or click "File" on the interface to load ISO images.

Windows Snapshot:

Mac Snapshot:

Step 3: Choose output format 

Click Format bar and select “H.264 High Profile Video(*.mp4)” or “H.265 Video(*.mp4)” as output format from “Common Video” category under the drop-down list of “Format”. If you want to get better HD video quality, select “H.264 HD Video(*.mp4)” or “H.265 HD Video(*.mp4)” from “HD Video” category. And for outputting 3D format, choose “MP4 Side-by-Side 3D Video (*.mp4)” from “3D Video”.

Tip: To adjust video and audio parameters like codec, aspect ratio, bit rate, frame rate, sample rate, you could click on “Settings” button. Please remember the file size is based more on bitrate than resolution which means bitrate higher results in bigger file size, and lower visible quality loss.

Step 4. Start batch converting/compressing ISO to MP4 

When the settings are OK, you can go back to the main interface and tap the “Convert” button to start the ISO to MP4 batch conversion. The software will do the rest automatically. When the conversion finishes, you can click Open” to access to the converted MP4 videos for enjoying on iPhone 7, Sony Portable DVD Player, QuickTime, etc.

Tips & Warnings

1. The smaller the file, the faster the converting speed.
2. No limitation for the size of the uploaded ISO video file
4. Choose the resolution, codec and effect of converted MP4 as you like
5. Open "Shut Down Computer After Conversion" function then the computer will turn off when the batch conversion process ends.

Basic Understanding of ISO Image

ISO files, often known as ISO images because they are just the images of a disk like DVD or Blu-ray, composed of the data contents from every written sector on an optical disc, including the optical disc file system, are largely used in today’s media, helping us burn to DVD disc and transporting through internet. 

People would choose to backup their BD/DVD collection to ISO image files to save physical space and prevent hard disks from damages. ISO images can be created from optical discs by disk imaging software, or from a collection of files by optical disc authoring software…