Can I get a cable to convert scart to HDMI?

I bought an Apple TV but my tv does not have a HDMI input. Can I get a scart to HDMI adaptor and will my Apple TV work?
Julie

Joolymc wrote:
Thanks Alley Cat! I am new to all this connection stuff but am thinking now that I might be able to connect my laptop to TV & play my itunes movies & Netflix through there? Also with a DVI input is input not digitally enabled?
Julie
There are a couple of flavours of DVI but I suspect the one on the TV will be digital not DVI-A. See:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Visual_Interface
What kind of laptop do you have, and what kind of output connector?
Be aware that iTunes HD content requires an HDCP compliant connection to playback on a computer connected display.
You mention an amp - does that have optical in? If so I would be tempted to try HDMI to DVI to the TV and AppleTV's optical out to the amp - I can't guarantee the HDMI to DVI will work - it should but as DVI is not officially supported the only way to find out on a given set is to try.
AC

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