Copy DVD To Dvd

[boatman]

Hi,Been reading on here about copying DVD's.I copy my DVD's straight from one drive to another ''Straight copy''.There are some points on here saying that this could be a bad thing and suggested that to copy the DVD to the HDD then copy from there to another DVD disc.
Would I be correct in the way that I'm doing it with my method?.
I have a fully licensed DVDFab and running the latest DVDFab 9.
Also running windows 7.And copying DVD's works well ,there are some occasions that I get an error.
But cant complain it works okay.
Well waiting to see the results of my question and maybe some good tips on the copying method.
Many Thanks.

[GregiBoy]

Fab does not copy direct between the DVD's anyhow. It has never copied on-the-fly between disks.

It copies first to a temp file on the HDD and then copies from that to the target blank.

Hence, to answer your question, you should be fine using your operating procedure.

[boatman]

Thanks for the reply.I'll just carry on as I'm doing now.All new to this copying thing.
Many thanks once again.
South Wales.UK.

[boatman]

"I NEVER burn anything.... I just encode it and play the files on network and hard disk Media Players, hell of a lot easier!!!

Sorry to get back to you,The above statement sound very interesting is it possible that you can please elaborate a bit more of that method for me.
In easy language Please.

Thanks.

[GregiBoy]

Yep...

You buy a device like this:- http://www.wdc.com/en/products/products.aspx?id=570
(NB: This is just an example and DVD Fab are releasing a device of their own)
You rip the DVD's/BR's to the hard disk. No Burnie!!!
Device plays file on hard disk. Like having a big video library in one place.

Easy Peasy..

[boatman]

Thank You Very Much once again.

[GregiBoy]

FYI: This is the Fab product...

http://vidon.me/set_top_box.html

[boatman]

Thanks for that Will be having a read later.
Thanks.