With what? EME is a "cure" for a problem you shouldn't have in the first place. Idiotic technology to do nothing useful and solve no problems to make some content company executives feel better about their liability.
EME does abosolutely nothing to prevent piracy and only serves as another roadblock for people to jump before seeing videos.
All it shows is that there is certain group of people which will pirate even if the content would be given for free.
The people that would view paid content should not be punished with DRM, that only works on certain platforms and certain browsers.
It actually makes pirated product much better than original. Pirated videos besides being free work on all platforms, you can view it on your computer, phone, tablet. Living or visiting a different country does not revoke your rights to see it, and you can make as many copies of it as you want.
Well, if youtube clips uploaded at 1080p couldn't be watched at 1080p, people would complain. When services advertise "hd video" and it doesn't actually work in HD... I'm sure you can figure it out. But then maybe you can't, given your remark.
The most attractive feature of netflix is that it is everywhere and most people would not have a problem installing a dedicated app, just look and android and ios.
Netflix already has their own Windows desktop app. Because it can use Microsoft's unsandboxed PlayReady DRM, it can play 1080p video while Chrome and Firefox can only play 720p.
EME does abosolutely nothing to prevent piracy and only serves as another roadblock for people to jump before seeing videos.