Insignia Blu Ray with Yamaha Reciever

I have and Insignia blu-ray player NS-WBRDVD and a Yamaha HTR-6030 receiver. The receiver doesn't have a HDMI input but it does have two optical and one coaxial input along with a bunch of others.
I connected the bluray optical out into the Yamaha DTV/CBL optical in. I do get a PCM indicator symbol on the reciever but I only get sound out of the front left and right speakers, also on the speaker indicators only those two ight up.
I ran the basic set up test and I get sound out of all of the speakers one at a time as the receiver runs the test.
I also notice that I don't get the DTS symbol to light up.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Eddie

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