It sounds easy to have your ISO files stored in your USB flash drive. Just copy the ISO images and you've done! Frankly, it's not that simple. Different from burning an ISO image to a new DVD disc, copying ISO image to USB type-C or other types of USB storage devices is much more difficult.
This is because common USB flash drive, including the latest USB type-C is formatted with NTFS, FAT32, HFS+, APFS, or EXT2,3,4, which impose file size limits on media contents. For example, the FAT32 only allows you to store files smaller than 4GB, which seems ridiculous to store the large ISO image that is sized from 4.7gb to 9.4gb for a single movie. What's worse, you cannot play ISO image on many media players or devices directly from the USB drive. It's advisable to convert ISO image to USB supported formats like MP4, which is also known for its wide compatibility with TVs, computers, laptops, gaming systems, and so on.
No.1 Fast ISO Converter to Burn ISO File to USB Type-C
MacX DVD Ripper Pro works like a charm to put ISO image to USB Type-C, USB 3.1/3.0, USB 3.0 Type A/B in MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV, FLV, M2TS, etc. at blazing fast speed without any quality loss. Thus you are able to play your favorite DVD movies on HDTV, Macbook, Chromebook, PS4 and other mobiles limitelessly.
Why You Need to Burn ISO to USB Type-C?
DVD collectors are prone to clone DVDs to ISO images and then store these movie contents in USB flash drive, especially the new Type-C. You can enjoy the folowing benefits after you rip DVD to USB Type-C:
- USB Type-C transfers data at up to 10 Gbps, 10 times the Google Fiber connection per second. That means you can play ISO image quickly when you open it.
- It's feasible to store your large ISO images into USB type-c, so that you can play the movies even away from home.
- With Type-C cable, you won't need any video ports like HDMI. Transferring files between computer/TV and mobile becomes easier with a simple cable.
- USB Type-C is also compatible with many platforms. New devices ship with this new connection standard so far include: Apple's latest MacBook, Google's Chromebook Pixel and Nokia's N1 tablet. Other manufacturers, like MSI, Asus, LaCie and SanDisk recently announced products that would support USB-C. To put it another way, after you copy DVD to hard drive like USB Type-C, you can enjoy movies on those USB-C supported devices, such as HDTVs, computers, laptops, PS4 or other gaming systems with ease.
How to Copy DVD ISO to USB Type-C with Original Quality
To put ISO on USB Type-C for storing in computer hard drive or playing on Apple TV, Macbook, Chromebook, etc without format issue, you need a reliable ISO converter. MacX DVD Ripper Pro has the ability to rip DVD, Video_TS folder and ISO image to a friendly format for USB drive, such as convert ISO to MP4, MKV, AVI, MOV, HEVC, FLV, etc with 36x real-time faster speed and 1:1 quality reserved.
MacX has great video compression engine that enables to compress ISO file within a smaller size. Furthermore, this program can easily rip copy protected DVD of any encryptions (including Region Code, Disney X-project protection copy protection, CSS, Sony ARccOS etc).
Step 1: Free download this USB ISO burner on Mac and run it. Click "DVD ISO" to import it on your Mac computer. Click DVD button if you want to rip DVD to USB Type-C.
Step 2: Select an output video format. To put ISO on USB Type-C, MP4 is the most-recommended output format for its wide acceptance, good quality and relatively small file size. The latest iPhone 12, iPad Pro/mini, Galaxy, etc are also available to select without needing to know the complex settings.
Step 3: Specify output destination to save the output files by clicking "Browse". If you have your USB-C inserted into your computer, then select that USB and store your converted ISO image in USB-C directly.
Step 4: Hit "RUN" button to start the ISO to flash drive USB copy process. You can enjoy any hot DVD movies on your mobile devices as per the guide above.
Bella has been working with DVD digitization for over 12 years. She writes articles about everything related to DVD, from disc drive, DVD copyright protection, physical structure, burning and backup tips. The unceasing passion of DVD movies helps him build a rich DVD library and ensure a practical solution to address almost all possible DVD issues. Bella is also a crazy fan for Apple products.
