How to play DTS wav files on hd from sounblasterplay

Hello,
I've got many wav files on my harddisk. They are dts wav files.
On cd-rom they play with software player soundblaster, no problem.
But when i play them by harddisk there is no dts sound.
What must i do to play them?
greetings

forgotten to say it is a X-fi music card
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