Everything should be everywhere. Let the services compete on something other than content.
Qobuz has the same songs as everyone else, but in higher quality.
Because when you compete on content, piracy always wins
- price (do I have to pay or do you offer free with ads?)
- content quality (do you have 4k movies?)
- organization (can I filter by director? Do you have a collection of all the Oscar-nominated movies from this year?)
- advanced controls (can I make a playlist of tv episodes? Maybe I want to watch a series in a different order than it was broadcasted)
- accessibility (do you have subtitles in this language?)
- extras (does this have a commentary? a trailer? the cut scenes?)
- more extras (can I pause and get the name of the actor that's on screen or the name of the song that's playing?)
No, that arguably makes it even worse. You're adding a whole new dimension to the problem of "where can I watch this".
Remember, the UX you're competing against is: 1. Open Kodi, 2. Open a 3rd party add-on that shall not be named, 3. Pick any movie or show that exists, 4. Select any available quality, from 100 GB 4K HDR releases to 1 GB 480p transcodes, 5. Play, anywhere, on any device, at any time
So maybe everyone has 1080p movies, but that streaming service has 4K.