Final Cut says my 1080p footage is interlaced, won't render real time

I just got a 7D and I've been shooting interviews in 1080p 30 frames. When I encode to Prores 422(HQ) in MPEG Streamclip and import to Final Cut, it will not render real time. I checked my sequence settings and clip format settings in the browser and both are interlaced with upper field dominance. The footage is all progressive, and it will not render in real time. I tried changing the sequence and clip settings back to progressive but it just will not get rid of the red "unrendered" line above the sequence.

Here are my settings. I tried it both with "Deinterlace Video" on and off. As for Field Dominance, I can only choose upper or lower, there is no option for 'none.'

My sequence settings are also ProRes 422HQ, 1920x1080i at 30 frames per second (the HDTV preset)

I searched around online for a solution and everyone else it seems has just changed the clip settings in the Final Cut media browser to have no field dominance and been able to edit it like normal but for some reason I cannot. I am able to change the settings but it still says it needs to be rendered. Is it a problem with my encoding settings or can it be made to work in Final Cut by some other means?