Audio in premiere CS6

hi, folks,
i'm running premiere pro cs6 with a sound blaster recond 3d PCIe soundcard. all works well if i use computer speakers, or if i plug headphones directly into the soundcard. but if i connect to an onkyo receiver via SPDIF out, there is a slight delay in the audio output. has anyone encountered this problem, and/or solved it?
thanks.

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