In which case you're in the situation of having to buy a $100+ device to get the computer to take it as input - roughly the cost of a cheap receiver. If the "optical in" really only does stereo.well, I doubt your sound card will take that many channels of analog input either. Assuming you have the proper drivers installed, did it come with a software "control panel" package like most cards? Next you need to tell the sound card to stop thinking its optical jack is an output. Anyway, let's assume you're right and this part is fine. No clue how your software works, but setting the PS3 to output over optical sound is elementary and in your PS3 manual if you can't figure it out by looking at the menu (which is pretty self-explanatory). you need to configure your PS3 & PC correctly so they understand who's listening to whom instead of both trying to talk at the same time).
Specs say it has "Optical S/PDIF In." If that's accurate, it's a software problem (i.e.
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