How to Import ISO files to Avid Media Composer for editing?

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Summary: Here is an instruction to guide you import your DVD/Blu-ray ISO files to Avid Media Composer for further editing with ease.

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 Q: "I have some cpoied DVD/Blu-ray ISO image files on my computer, when I try to import them to Avid MC, it turns error, any advice?"

 From some forums, I find some of you have problems when editing ISO files with Avid Media Composer. So I decide to write this tutorial to help you solve this problem. According to Avid MC official website, it mainly supports DNxHD, H.264, MPEG-4, MPEG-2, MOV, DV, TNF, AVI, etc. video formats as input. Obviously, DVD/Blu-ray ISO files are not in the queue.

So, import ISO files to Avid MC, you'll need to convert ISO files to Avid MC supported video format e.g. DNxHD MOV with a thrid party Video Converter. Here, Brorsoft Video Convert Ultimate/( iMedia Converter for Mac ) could do such big favor for you. With it's assitant, you can convert any ISO files, Blu-ray/DVD disc, Video_TS file to DNxHD MOV for editing on Avid Media Composer without hassle. Besides, the perfect ISO to Avid Video converter also exports some advanced encoders like Apple Intermediate Codec, ProRes, MPEG-2 that seamlessly fit  iMovie, Final Cut Pro, Adobe Premiere.

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Guide: Convert ISO files to DNxHD MOV for Editing on Avid Media Composer smoothly


 Mac Version Brorsoft Blu-ray Ripper taken as example, Windows Version share the same steps. Just keep in mind you have download the right version. Mac platform .exe files cannot be installed on Windows OS – and vice versa.

 Step 1. Load ISO files

 Install and launch the best ISO to Avid Video Converter, simply click “Load Files” to import your ISO files to the program.

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 Step 2. Select output format

 Click on "Format", and select output format from the drop-down list. Follow "Avid Media Composer" > Avid DHxHD (*.mov)".
You can also choose other format according to your device.

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 Step 3. Start the ISO files to Avid DNxHD conversion

 With all settings, click "Convert" button to convert ISO fiels to DNxHD MOV.
After the conversion, just click "Open" button to locate the converted ISO files, then import them to Avid Media Composer for editing just fine.

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