Yes it is.Is DVD and BluRay ISO natively supported within MediaPortal2?
There is nothing to configure for this.I suspect it is a configuration issue
Then the iso files are not recognized as movies. You need to name them properly (best is to add the tt number somewhere in the file name) and/or add some sort of .nfo (metadata) file next to the iso file. It can be a full blown .nfo file with all metadata containing like the ones well known from Kodi that can be generated with lots of tools like Ember, tinymediamanager, MKV-Buddy (see my signature) and so on. Nearly every media center program is supporting this kind of metadata files. And so do MP2. Even a simple text file containing the IMDB (tt) or TheMovieDB ID will do the trick. This nfo file needs to be named exactly as the video (ISO) file.It is available in the Video menu and not movies menu!