Export one video file to multiple parts

I have PPro CS5 and I have a gameplay video I recorded that is 60 mins long. Is there any way to simply split this video into 6x 10min clips the export process or anywhere else for that matter (kind of like what Twitch.tv does when exporting to youtube), or does this need to be done manually?
System Specs
i7 860 @ Stock
8GB DDR3 1333
Evga GTX470 1280mb
Tons of storage
Windows 8.1 x64

Hi,
Configure one Sender File Communication and n Receiver Communication channel for n receivers.
Also u need to have....
1. n Receiver aggrement.
2. n Interface determination
3. 1 Receiver determination.
Regards
Santhosh
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