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As far as we can tell, .gem files that play in GEM Player come from Gilisoft's video protection tool. It encrypts the video so that only its own player can open it, often tied to a password or to one computer. That is copy protection, and Filee doesn't remove it, so we can't convert these files.
If you made the .gem yourself, convert the original video you protected instead: Filee turns it into MP4 or MKV directly.
If your .gem comes from a different program and isn't encrypted, please open a new issue naming that program, and we'll take another look.
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KnifeLemon commentedon Nov 14, 2026
Thanks for the request, @mmmehdy.
As far as we can tell,
.gemfiles that play in GEM Player come from Gilisoft's video protection tool. It encrypts the video so that only its own player can open it, often tied to a password or to one computer. That is copy protection, and Filee doesn't remove it, so we can't convert these files.If you made the
.gemyourself, convert the original video you protected instead: Filee turns it into MP4 or MKV directly.If your
.gemcomes from a different program and isn't encrypted, please open a new issue naming that program, and we'll take another look.Closing as not planned.