A payload of 0x80 0x80 means that it's padding. It's not a good idea to
throw this away though, because of the cc_valid field.
According to CEA 10-B section 25.2.1, if cc_valid is zero, the run-in
clock and start bit should not be generated. In practice, this means
that any closed captions will be erased and the end-user TV will show
that captions are not available for this stream. This might have
undesired consequences, e.g. we were just showing a long line of
captions and we disable it before the user has had time to read it, or
you can't enable closed captions during silence/music intervals.
We cannot reliably detect whether there's a currently-silent closed
caption stream or just nothing, but we have this information coming from
upstream, so we can at least not discard it.
Part-of: <https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/gstreamer/gstreamer/-/merge_requests/5508>
Depending on the exact output format, 0x00 may be a better default for
padding than 0x80. 0x00 is the recommended padding value when used in
CDP (and cc_data) but is not when used in s334-1a. See CTA-708-E 4.3.5
amd SMPTE 334-1-2007 5.3.2.
Part-of: <https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/gstreamer/gstreamer/-/merge_requests/4578>
