FIX FOR 64BIT VISTA SPIDIF (Audugy2 ZS platinum) running to an external

?This is when I want to run my PC to my projector and home theatre amp.
Hello All. Im not an expert on this subject but I have been trying to get spidif to work for frigging ages and last night I actually did. So here goes. Hopefully this information will help other 64bit vista users out there with an Audugy2 ZS platinum.
Things I got before starting: Latest creative drivers, K-Lite 64bit codecs and 64bit version of media player.
In audio console, pick spidif passthrough.
In control panel, Go to speakers, custom tab, and set to digital output only.
Set your spdif out as default. and tick output to 48000hz (i just ticked all of them, but I hear that 48000 is a safe one to aim for). Mine is set to 96000hz.
Now for PowerDVD in configuration pick spdif in the audio tab, mine actually worked now! and for Avis etc with a 5. soundtrack? use the 64bit version of media player (Ive read somewhere that the default 32bit version has issues with 64bit vista when it comes to spdif). Now I watch Avis in 5.!
Hope this has hepled some people and I apologise if this info is somewhere else on the forums.
Bye

my problems dont lie with the box but with the installation itself, for some strange reason it will not install properly, i have completly cleaned my registry and computer of all S/B files and have reinstalled the software but when it tries to load up i get a error message saying that there are installation files missing, how can this be if i have used an origanal disc to do the install...
I am desparate for some help here guys as there is a lot riding on me getting this back up and runnin, i have a major internet radio show coming up in just over a weeks time that has had a lot of hard work and planning put into it and i really dont want to cancel it all now cos this bleedin soundcard has gone **bleep** up....
please please please can anybody help me....

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