What settings should i use for mixed format videos?

shot a local show with 3 cams to get different angles. 2 of them are 60i and one is 60p. though all are at 1920x1080 res. main output will be put on vimeo (have a vimio plus account or whateever its called) for all to watch but will be making some dvd's of the final edit for the few computer challenged people.
i have gopro (cineform) studio premium btw if i should convert the originals to the cineform codec.
anyway what would be best settings to edit this in pp cc? also will be doing a music video using the footage to run at end of show. prolly will do some twixtor slomo's as well as different edits in ae cc.
as everyone says, looking to keep the quality top notch in my export...the original files look really good. i know the dvd's wont look as good as the final vimeo hd will look, not too worried about that. the vimeo file is the one that everyone will see so obviously i want that one to look the best

I would probably go with a 1080i/30 sequence. The two 30i cameras will match and the one 60p will be 'converted' on the fly. Export to DVD as 480i/30 and to Video as 1080p/30

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