Verify is nice if you want to know if the burn was good or nor. OEM is when the drive is sold under another name or the support is done by somebody else like Dell, HP.
Was it the 1.77 version you tried to flash it with?
Looking at the firmware you posted in the first log, it could be an OEM drive.
You have also tried both the supported write speeds?
I'd like to but when this one was burned, like all of them, I did not know it would have been necessary for further use. Sorry.
I think he wants you to use ImgBurn in read mode on one of those burned discs and then post that log.
None of the programs you mention can be used to backup protected games.
Due to the laws of the location of the forum, we can't discuss decrypting issues here.
You could try to install the latest firmware version 1.11
http://www.firmwarehq.com/Aopen/DUW1608%252FARR/files.html
But I doubt it will help. Verbatims also seems out of luck based on this thread with the latest firmware installed.
http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=12605
My feeling is that the burner (released 2004) is simply to old to deal with DL media. I would go for a nice new burner.
In a DVD Movie compliant disc you can only have one VIDEO_TS folder.
If you have two (or more) you need to either create a new main menu page to select the desired sub move you want to play. This is rather time consuming and might also be over the limit of a normal user. The other option is to simple create a new DVD with the help of a program such as DVD Shrink and import the various Titlesets and do a new compilation. The drawback here is that if you have menues they are gone.
So the question is how your current files are structured. Are there just plain movie files or are there menues involved?
Either way, ImgBurn is a burning tool and can't fix your DVD authoring issue.
Beats me how it's activated. Can't see any extra rows in the log. Unless it shows up in the program info area.
The path you save it to in the settings - does it exist? I know some other programs can hang for some minutes if the path is not existing any longer.
I would enable this setting.
I have the same model in the SATA version and all available speeds should work with the 8x rated version of the Verbatim DL discs. I think you have the 2.4x rated ones and I've never used those. 4x is a speed I would try with.
The burn log you posted. It seems that the 12 files were not located inside the AUDIO_TS folder.
Note. The above is just an example and in your case the VIDEO_TS folder is empty.
Might be on thine ice here, but I think this is just a note in the log and not something to care to much about. Just makes sure the right file systems is selected ISO + UDF 1.02 and you have the files inside the folder.
Might be that your player doesn't support UDF ver 2.50 (Blu-ray). I would go for ver 1.02 that is compliant with regular DVD Movie stand alone players.
Try to install the latest firmware version SB02.
http://www.firmwarehq.com/Samsung/SH-S222A/files.html
Might be that the RW disc is scratched/fingerprinted.