Yes, that will limit your choice but so what, if enough people do it the coin will drop.
That's my solution to this whole DRM issue and I've yet to find a 'must-see' thing that was DRM encumbered.
Copyright law gives rights-holders all kinds of options, and digital tools have given them options to make it harder to do some things that are not per-se violations of the law but that are also not explicitly granted as rights.
And that's a huge difference from a legal perspective.