BT Sport Connection to TV via Intel Wireless Disp...

Has anyone been able to successfully connect the BT Sport online player to their TV using Intel® Wireless Display (Intel® WiDi) on Windows 8.1 on their pc/laptop. When I try the player immediately stops and shows the error codes 6025 and VC019. I have tried the various suggestions I have read on the Forums and BT Help such as re-setting the clock and unticking and ticking the "Enable download and updates to components required for protected content playback" tab in Playback on Silverlight but all to no avail.
Or is it just a case that BT blocks screen mirroring, like 4oD for example, on their online player. I would have doubted this though as I have a tablet with Miracast and can mirror the BT Sport App to my TV. However there is quite a lot of buffering and picture break up. That is why I wanted to use Intel® Wireless Display from my laptop in the hope that these picture issues would be resolved. I appreciate that I can use an HDMI lead but it does rather defeat the option of having Intel® Wireless Display.
Any help or comments on this issue would be very much welcomed. Thanks

Hi pottyperson Thanks for getting back to me. As a last resort as it works with your Windows 8 I have tried yet again to connect my laptop to my TV by both HDMI lead and by Intel® Wireless Display. And I have finally found the problem. It lies with the Intel® WiDi and not the HDMI port. If I connect my laptop to my TV using the Intel® WiDi the BT Sports stream immediately cuts out. And then if I connect the HDMI lead it still cuts out. I have discovered that I need to actually go into the Devices Settings on my laptop and disconnect the Intel® WiDi Display (my TV). Then if I re-connect my laptop to the TV by the HDMI lead only then hey presto it works!!! So you are right in saying that it probably had nothing to do with the HDMI DRM issue so yet again I have been given duff information by BT Sport Technical Support. It must be clearly down to Intel® WiDi compatability issues. I can live with that. The performance is better anyway using an HDMI lead rather than wirelessly as there is no lag or picture break-up.
If however anyone else has actually got Intel® WiDi to work with BT Sport I would be interested to hear from you. Thanks

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