Well, after doing some tinkering :
I found this link :
Satbroadcasts.com - no. 1 source for professional work
With my DSR6000 DCII Commercial Receiver, i tuned to a channel. We will call it TurboChannel. I got the DCII tuner to spit out the following information :
RS Locked: No
VIT Locked: No
BER estimate: 0.000000
Modulation Mode: Turbo 8PSK
Symbol Rate: 21.50 Msps
Code Rate: 2/3 1.92
Spectral Inversion: Normal
FEC Phase: 0
Frequency: 1236.000000 MHz
SNR estimate: 18.457031 db
Carrier Error: -0.822774 MHz
Output Bit Rate: 41.200001 Mbps
RS uncorrectable errors: 0
Input Power: -46.913193 db
I noticed the BitRate was 41 Mbps. Using the Calculator in the link above, i piped in my Modulator settings of DVBS FEC 1/2 and SR of 30000, and it calculated at bitrate of 28 Mbps. My bitrate falls short of the original source. That sounds potentially problematic. I reset the modulator to DVBS FEC 7/8 which is the highest i can set on the DVBs modulator. I then re-ran the calculation of the new settings and the website calculated a bitrate of 48 Mbps, which is now above the source bitrate.
So far, the video looks to have no issues. In the past, i noticed little glitches such as flashing on certain services. It might be fully resolved, but ill have to let time and different channel surfing see if the problem is resolved.
I originally picked 1/2 because i split the signal to 5 separate coax cables, and i know the lower the fec, the lower the db required to gain the signal. But, i also see, it limits the total bandwidth, i am assuming as a trade off for forward error correction. I switched it to 7/8 without issues and my signal is 24dB. Very strong.
If anyone has any thoughts, I'm all EARS.