ISO file format not compatible

I have a video which was downloaded form a Video cam a little while ago.
It was captured with another program which converted it to an iso file. All attempts to open it in Premier Pro and Encore have failed so far.
The error message simply states "File format not supported".
Any suggestions on how to get it into Premier and or which program to use to change the file to an acceptable format?
Cheers,
Michael

Thank you all
In answer to Ruud, unfortunately I only have the ISO file, it's the only file that's available the original tape seems to have disappeared.
Regarding emulators, I will check them out and thanks for your recommendations.
One more question; perhaps one of you can explain why it is that Encore is not able to recognize DVDs?
As you can tell I'm new to Premier Pro and your indulgence is appreciated.
Cheers
Michael

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