Can't export 5.1 Audio

So I have 5.1 audio in my timeline. Yet, when I export to .aif, I get a mixed version, with alot of signal in left and right, but none at all for the other channels.
Here's a screenshot. The first set of tracks is the 5.1, the second is the resulting export.
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Next are my sequence settings.
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The export is set as Audio to .aif, 48k, 16-bit, channel grouped.
Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong?

So here's my workflow:
My Sequence settings are for 6 channels, all set to 0 db (I had left them at the defaults, but changed them when all this din't work to see if it would help), all set to Dual Mono.
I then set each audio channel from 1-6 in the timeline. I then exported the tracks you see as the first set in the timeline as Audio as Aiff, using 48k, 16-bit, Channel Grouped. I got the resulting files which I then checked by importing and placing them on the timeline as well (This is the second set in the timeline).
I then open Compressor, and select Add Surround Sound. I add all the 6 exported .aif's into the window to their corresponding channels, and click ok. I then drag the Dolby Digital Professional 5.1 preset onto the source, and click submit. I then drag the resulting .ac3 into fcp to check the audio, and that is the third set in the timeline.
I also just tried it your way, sending to Compressor directly and applying the DD5.1 preset. Looks like I'm getting the same result:
!http://dhnet.us/images/ac3test.png!

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