Software to convert 23.976p FLV file to 60i NTSC DV file? (3:2 pulldown)

I have a Flash video file that has clearly been deinterlaced from an NTSC video source using a reverse of 3:2 pulldown. I want to go back the other way to re-create the 60i original (which can be done exactly using 3:2 pulldown).
I tried MPEGstreamclip to simply convert it to DV and checking the boxes for "interlaced" but that's not what it's done - the result is effectively 29.97p - some fields are simply duplicated making the output look progressive.
The reason I want to do this conversion is to enable more accurate transcoding and frame rate conversion of the FLV file into other video formats, eg converting it to PAL.
Is there any Mac software that can do this conversion - or even FCE itself - and as I have only 3 files to convert, each a few minutes long, and I don't want to spend real money doing it.
Thanks for any tips....
Message was edited by: Brendan Jones

I solved this myself - Adobe After Effects can insert and remove 3:2 pulldown in various video source file formats. A "trial" version which is fully functional can be downloaded for free from Adobe, and works for 30 days before you need a serial number.
As I only had the 3 files to convert, this was perfect. So there you go.

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