Simply put, ISO formats and other similar disk image formats like Video_TS, BDMV just don't fit into the idea behind the Plex ecosystem. It just isn't feasible to try and present a DVD menu type interface in some of the devices. Not only would the menus add extra UI that a user would need to wade through to get to the content, but there also simply isn't any good way that they could be presented in the myriad different Plex apps that are available – from iOS to Android, from the web browser to the Roku. ISO image files hide content behind built-in menu systems. It is a sector-by-sector copy of the source DVD or Blu-ray by specific disk imaging software, and it contains all written contents from an optical disc and owns large file size - almost the same file size as original DVD or Blu-ray disc.
ISO image file is an archive file of an optical disc. Why Plex Doesn't Support ISO, Video_TS and Other Disk Image Files? Frequently Asked Questions about Plex and ISO File Easiest Way to Convert ISO to Plex Compatible File Format
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