How do I encode DNxHD at 1080p/59? seems like ONLY 1080i/59 supported...help

Help; Avid DNxHD 145 Codec appears to only have 1080i/59.94 - my original footage is 1080p/59.94.
I tried playing with the codec settings but seems missing 1080p/59.94
(gh3 panasonic camera)
any Suggestions.

Averdahl wrote:
it looks like Shane P is using Premiere Pro CC. DNxHD is bundled with CC.
Yes, I am using PP CC and AME CC on Win 7 Pro 64.
@pointbob, sorry I didn't think to ask which version of PP/AME you are running as it does make a difference. As Averdahl said only the CC version of AME has DNxHD bundled in it. I am able to transcode my native AVCHD 59.94 media to DNxHD 59.94 smoothly with no issues at all either going directly through AME or going through PL>AME.
The only thing I don't like is the very large file sizes it produces compared to the native AVHD.

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