As far as the soundcard should be aware, the signal
is (raw) stereo (rapidly clicking noise). Once it's recorded, it can be saved as raw audio and reformatted, removing the gaps, to create a valid AC3 file.
Your waveform should look something like |||||||||| - blocks of noise separated by slightly longer gaps.
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If money was no object...what could be bought that would work?
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The simplest USB/SPDIF convertor will do (perhaps full soundcards are too clever for their own good here), but the raw recording will need processing.
David
David