As far as I know you'll still need to convert them, yeah. I use a tool called Gamecube ISO Tool, which can be found here. To use it, load the program, then click File > Open ISO then select your .iso or .gcm file. Then, do File > Extract > DiscEx Format (GCReEx may work too, but I've always used DiscEx), and tell it where to save the converted files. It should give you a folder with the games name, containing a game.iso file and some other stuff. Stick the whole folder somewhere on your USB device.
As for loaders, Wiiflow usually works for me, though I do still have Dios Mios installed so I'm not sure if this particular loader needs that. You can give it a shot anyway, and can find it here. There should be a fairly easy to find option to look for GC games, IIRC it'll be a button with the Gamecube logo on it. If you click through that and can't get it to see your games, try sticking the USB device in a different port and try again. If they still don't show up let us know here.
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