Compnant video to VGA adaptor will this work with appleTV

I don't suppose anyone has anymore info than I do. However my TV has DVI input which is in use with my DVD player and no Component Video input.
It does however have a spare VGA input and a spare YUV scart input what ever that is.
eBay has lots of Component to VGA adaptors. Is there any reason to believe these would present an issue? I only want the appleTV for streaming itunes not for video as there does not appear to be a way to put my DVD collection into iTunes.
Cheers

I would assume you could use a HDMI->DVI cable from the appletv and then a DVI->VGA adapter. Of course until it comes out, who knows for sure...
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