DIgital audio in sample rates, 441 48 96 but no 882... is there a way to ad

When feeding my macbookpro a digital audio signal via optical cable while viewing the audio midi setup utility, it shows that the mbp's internal clock automatically switches to the incoming sample rate. I got it to work with 441,48 and 96k. When I fead it the 882 sample rate it automatically switches back to the mbp's internal clock and reverts to line input instead of digital. So the audio midi setup utility shows when it is in digital input mode the three sample rates 441,48 and 96k in the format pop up window and not 882 so it must be just a software issue and I am wondering if there is a way to add the sample rate to the list. If it can take in 96k it should also be ale to take in 882. So does anyone know how you could ad a sample rate of 882 to the list in the audio midi utility format list?

One added note. The reason that I want to be able to do this is I like to record my audio projects at 882 and if the mac book pro could except the sample rate I could then use it as a 882 digital 2 track recorder. Enabling me to skip hitting the bounce to disk function in pro tools and actually be able to ride a fader as the mix is printing to the macbookpro, where as when you bounce to disk in pro tools you cannot access the mix as it bounces to disk.

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