1080P 60FPS in CS4?

I recently got a gopro and shot in 60 FPS at 1080 the other day for the first time. I searched high and low but Premiere Pro CS4 doesnt seem to have a setting to deal with it. Any fixes other than a 4 hour preview render?

When CS4 came out there were no GoPro's.
Make a custom sequence preset.
New Sequence / General / Editing Mode / Desktop.

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No problem. When you click sequence > sequence settings, what does your editing mode say? I use AVCHD 1080p square pixel. You can change this to 'custom' which will give you more control over the settings if you need to, but if you use the method I described earlier then you shouldn't need to change anything. Maybe if some of your videos are 2.7k or 4k resolution mixed with 1080p videos then you could play with the settings.
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