29.97 DV-NTSC cutting with 1920 X 1080 ProRes 422

I'm working on a documentary that was shot in multiple formats (RED, EX-1/3, DVCPROHD). I've converted everything to 1920 X 1080 Apple ProRes 422 23.98 (RED in HQ) and have been cutting in same sequence settings. I just got a hold of some stock footage that needs to be incorporated and was shot letter-boxed 4:3 (not anamorphic) DV-NTSC at 29.97.
I've been experimenting with different Compressor settings and can deal with the interlacing/artifacting problem pretty well, but can't seem to find a setting that interprets the motion properly. No matter what I do, I'm left with a jerky quality to the video that is off-putting and distracting. I've searched around the net for answers on this but can't seem to find exactly the right solution.
Any suggestions?
Message was edited by: Mr. Landers

Hi,
It sounds like a field order problem, DV NTSC is lower field while I believe the rest of your footage will be upper field and you sequence settings will be set to upper field.
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