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Still worry about how to watch ISO image files on Chromebook in Chrome OS? This tutorial provides the best solution to get ISO to play on Chromebook in a few clicks.
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Summary: If you can’t load ISO image files to Chromebook, then you can follow the steps below to easily convert ISO files to Chromebook friendly MP4 video for playback without limit.
As chrome OS doesn't support installation of missing video and audio codecs that might be the reason some files won't display the audio or video, not to mention playing DVD video- ISO image files on Chromebook. So is it not possible to view ISO files on Chromebook? Actually, it is possible and easy as long as you convert ISO to Chromebook friendly format in advance.
To convert ISO files to Chromebook, first you need to download Brorsoft DVD Ripper, an easy-to-use yet ultimate DVD, Video_TS, ISO converter, player and editor. With it, you can convert ISO files to MP4 for playing with Chromebook without limit. Besides, it also supports ripping Video_TS folder, DVD to Chromebook, Galaxy Tab, iPad, iPhone, Asus Pad, Xbox 360 and more media devices without quality loss. All you need to do is to move the mouse following the instructions. If you are a Mac user, turn to Brorsoft best DVD ripper Mac (Mavericks included), which allows you to rip ISO files to Chromebook in Mac.
Tutorial: Converting ISO to Chromebook friendly format
This quick-start guide uses DVD Ripper Windows (Windows 8 included) version screenshots. The way to change ISO image files to Chromenook on Mac is almost the same. Just make sure you get the right version.
Step 1. Load ISO Files
Install and launch the ISO to Chromebook converter and click disc icon to add ISO movies from your computer. All the loaded files will be listed on the left item bar and you can preview them on the right as the picture below shows.
Step 2. Specify output format
Click Format bar and just select an output format as you like. In most cases, MP4 format is recommended to users. It could fit on your Samsung, Acer, HP and Toshiba Chromebooks.
Tip: If you think the original settings are not suitable for your Chromebooks, you can click the Settings icon to change the settings.
Step 3. Start conversion
Now go to the last step: click "Convert" to begin converting ISO to Chromebook compatible MP4 video files. After the conversion, you can tap "Open" to locate the converted videos immediately. Then transfer the video files to your Chromebook for enjoyment.
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Source From: Play ISO image files on Chromebook
Summary: If you can’t load ISO image files to Chromebook, then you can follow the steps below to easily convert ISO files to Chromebook friendly MP4 video for playback without limit.
As chrome OS doesn't support installation of missing video and audio codecs that might be the reason some files won't display the audio or video, not to mention playing DVD video- ISO image files on Chromebook. So is it not possible to view ISO files on Chromebook? Actually, it is possible and easy as long as you convert ISO to Chromebook friendly format in advance.
To convert ISO files to Chromebook, first you need to download Brorsoft DVD Ripper, an easy-to-use yet ultimate DVD, Video_TS, ISO converter, player and editor. With it, you can convert ISO files to MP4 for playing with Chromebook without limit. Besides, it also supports ripping Video_TS folder, DVD to Chromebook, Galaxy Tab, iPad, iPhone, Asus Pad, Xbox 360 and more media devices without quality loss. All you need to do is to move the mouse following the instructions. If you are a Mac user, turn to Brorsoft best DVD ripper Mac (Mavericks included), which allows you to rip ISO files to Chromebook in Mac.
Tutorial: Converting ISO to Chromebook friendly format
This quick-start guide uses DVD Ripper Windows (Windows 8 included) version screenshots. The way to change ISO image files to Chromenook on Mac is almost the same. Just make sure you get the right version.
Step 1. Load ISO Files
Install and launch the ISO to Chromebook converter and click disc icon to add ISO movies from your computer. All the loaded files will be listed on the left item bar and you can preview them on the right as the picture below shows.
Step 2. Specify output format
Click Format bar and just select an output format as you like. In most cases, MP4 format is recommended to users. It could fit on your Samsung, Acer, HP and Toshiba Chromebooks.
Tip: If you think the original settings are not suitable for your Chromebooks, you can click the Settings icon to change the settings.
Step 3. Start conversion
Now go to the last step: click "Convert" to begin converting ISO to Chromebook compatible MP4 video files. After the conversion, you can tap "Open" to locate the converted videos immediately. Then transfer the video files to your Chromebook for enjoyment.
See more:
Top 5 Alternatives to MacTheRipper
Digital Copy of Pirates of the Caribbean
Altering Blu-ray 2.4:1 to 16:9 for HDTV
Import Video_TS files to Final Cut Pro 7/X
Convert DVD 4:3 Content to 16:9 for HDTV
Import Blu-ray footages into iMovie for Editing
Import Blu-ray to Edit with Adobe Premiere Pro
How to Open DVD on RealTimes or RealPlayer
How to Convert DVD to EDIUS Pro Editing format
Best Alternative to DVD43 to Rip DVD to Hard Drive
Convert VRO to AVI MOV WMV FLV MPG Format
Add text, lower-thirds, and titles using Final Cut Pro 7
Using MPEG Streamclip to Convert DVD to MPEG-2
Watch Tivo/Blu-ray/DVD movies on iPhone/Galaxy S-Phone
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