X-Fi Titanium supports Digital DIN connector from DTT35

Hi,
I'm looking for a new soundcard, and preferably one that works with my existing DTT3500 5. speakerset, which only has digital din, and no analogue inputs.
- Does the new X-Fi Titanium cards work with a Digital DIN connector from my DTT3500 speaker set?
- And if it does, does it carry 5. over Digital DIN or is it crippled to 2.
regards,
MrSnake

> Hi, I need the same information.
I have a new PC, and I would like to buy a new Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium card.
But it is necessary that I'm able to connect the sound card to the DTT3500 speaker via Digital DIN cable (to have always 5. sound).
Someone could confirm this?
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