Partial Audio from AppleTV2. Why?

I have:
Comcast cable box
Yamaha Receiver
Sharp HDTV
Apple TV
My Goal: I'm trying to make it so that both Apple TV and Comcast flow through the receiver and my stereo speakers. (I.e., not the TV's speakers.)
The receiver has a bunch of HDMI inputs and one HDMI output.
The Apple TV has one HDMI (output?). It also has an optical out, but my receiver doesn't seem to have any optical options in the back.
The cable box has one HDMI (input?) and also some component-cable inputs/outputs.
I tried using my receiver as the hub -- i.e., HDMI output from the receiver to the TV, AppleTV going into the receiver via HDMI, and Comcast cable box going into the receiver via HDMI.
The TV worked fine, but my video from the AppleTV was yielding only "partial sound" -- i.e., I could hear people walking in the background, cars, etc., on the movie or TV show, but not dialogue.
Anything glaring that I'm doing wrong?

That worked -- thanks!
For anyone else getting this error, I switched Audio Out to 16 bit and left Dolby Digital on "Off." (At first I tried switching Dolby to on, and I got the same error.)
Also a bit of background, I was getting the HDCP error at first. Unplugging both the TV and the ATV, then plugging in the TV and ATV (in that order) seemed to rectify it.
Thanks again,
Joe

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