Digital sound coming in sket

I had a DTT 3500 paired up with a Sound Blaster Li've Platinum on a Windows ME system and it worked fine. I upgraded the system to Windows XP and the dolby digital light woudn't come on when i played dvd's
I now have the same speakers on a differn't computer, this computer has a Sounb Blaster Li've Platinum (5.) card. It also runs on windows XP, and when i play dvd's without spdif, the sound comes on just fine, i can even select dolby pro logic and it works fine. However when i select SPDIF, for digital sound, the dolby digital light on DTT 3500 receiver blinks on and off in coordination to the sound coming on and off. The sound skips on and off very rapdily. This means it's definetly decoding the digital signal and its coming through, i can't understand why it skips rapidly.
Any solution to this or anyone experience this before ?

I'm having the same problem! I posted here:
http://forums.creative.com/creativel...ssage.id=78548
but nobody's responded to me yet either.
Message Edited by MrHPotter on 0-7-2006 09:06 PM

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