X-Fi Titanium digital output h

Hi,?
I'm using the digital output of my card to output to a Pioneer 5: AV receiver.
I've used this receiver with many things, and have yet to have a problem with it, but for some reason, I can only get audio when I select 'Play Stereo Mix using Digital Output' in the settings - and in this case, it's obviously only stereo, not multi channel. If I don't have this selected, I have no multi-channel audio what-so-ever not even from the front 2 speakers.
Can anyone help?

Is this for games or music? Anyway make sure you have downloaded the latest drivers, there is a brand new set out today. Secondly make sure you have set your sound settings to "speakers" in the vista ( not creative ) sound panel. Finally under the encoder settings make sure you choose dolby digital li've or DTS. I prefer DTS with DTS connect for music as it sounds better than using DDL and CMSS3D which distorts sound.

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