Mix real 5.1 on the timeline with MAC PRO to optical ?

hello
Can you give me the list of available devices or even a single ring road compatible with MAC PRO Audition or Premiere that allows me a mix 5.1 on the timeline
I have DD encoder Minnetonka Audio SurCode for adobe but is no possible to mix on the timeline direct
In a MAC PRO only 2.0 on the optical output with Audition and Premiere
there are only two audio channels recognized in the application
On Windows this is the same problem, but fortunately
Sony Vegas by the optical output allows 5.1 and above possible mix on the timeline.
You have a solution with mac pro
please

Observed feel attached screen and you see a track 5.1 in hearing 
http://creative.adobe.com/share/6eab718b-1d19-43bd-a7ea-d54bb049d5b5
yet
Mix with a 5.1 reading is 2.0 on the optical output with a mapping of only 2 channels for MAC OSX
nothing ever sound on rear speakers ....
Mix with a reading of 5.1 to 5.1 optical output BUT with a 2-channel mapping only for Windows7 .....
Nothing ever sound on rear speakers it is not possible to make a map of more than two channels with optical output
Against by the HDMI output there is a exit with a 7.1 channel mapping works on Windows7
I must find an HDMI sound card for the equivalent on my mac
my video card has two outputs : DVI and Displayport
xavier

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