Help required for post path from 442 1080p Prores to h264 for PAL blu-ray project

Hi all
Iam deperately trying to output a blu-ray disc for film festivals for a feature we have made.
We need to have high res and 5.1 sound PAL.
I just need the settings for the H264.I have been on many different forums looking but no luck.
This is where Im at.
DPX 24fps from Da Vinci Resolve to 1920x1080 Pro res 422.@24fps (resolve does not support 1920 H264).
Can some-one give me a definitive path for this?
It needs to convert to 25fps at some point as well.
I have my 5.1 sound worked out via compressor.
Getting desperate
Thank you

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