Yes - the problem really lies with the rights holders here. Because when constrained by the restrictions put in place by content holders you're really faced wit

Yes - the problem really lies with the rights holders here. Because when constrained by the restrictions put in place by content holders you're really faced with two options for mobile DRM video: use Flash (which few devices support, and none well), or use a native app (Netflix, etc). But since it's rather unlikely a DRM solution through the <video> tag is going to be supported by all (any?) browser vendors, the buck really does stop with the rights holders.