VGA to component output or other for Mac Air

Hello,
I am trying to use my HDTV as a monitor for my Mac Air (MacBookAir2,1), and am wondering if there is a cable to go from VGA to component. I currentl have the MacBook to VGA conversion cable - but the TV does not read it. The TV has the Y/G Pb/B Pr/R inputs.
Im wondering if theres any conversion cable, or any other way at all of getting the computer hooked up.
Thanks in advance

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