Mac Mini 2014 Airplay Display Disconnect Bug?

I have a 2014 Mac Mini running OS X 10.10.1 connected via HDMI to a 32" Panasonic TV model TX32LZD80. I can also connect using Airplay Display to a 40" Sony TV Model No. KDL 40V5810 via an Apple TV. The Apple TV and Mac Mini are both connected to a Time Capsule via Ethernet.
When I switch on AirPlay Display to mirror the screen on the Sony TV everything works okay.
When I subsequently disconnect the Airplay Display the screen is no longer mirrored on the Sony TV as expected but the drop down menu for Airplay Display on the Mac Mini is as follows:-
Whereas I would have expected it to be as follows:-
Trying to Disconnect Airplay Display has no effect.
If I go into Display Preferences and set AirPlay Display to Off it immediately reverts to Apple TV.
Is this a bug? Should I report it to Apple or am I doing something wrong?
Any advice would be much appreciated.

I set up a call with Apple Support and after about 2 hours the problem was tracked down to my Sound Settings in System Preferences. Once I selected Internal Speakers the problem was resolved.
I hope this might help someone else.

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