As a generalized statement, I think it truly depends on the content you have and are distributing. Most of you are looking at it from an end-user/support point of view, where Titanmen is looking at it from a business point of view. DRM is not going to stop EVERYONE, EVERYTIME. It is going to stop the majority, the majority of the time.

In this instance if you can save a couple grand by the video not being distributed freely across the internet, it is most likely an advantage for you. It greatly depends on the content, if you have unique, top-notch content DRM serves a great advantage. If your content is similar to 90% of the sites out there, DRM sucks.