WVC210 RTSP URL

I have a Cisco WVC210 IP Webcam. What is the RTSP URL to access RTSP streaming (MPEG4) using a streaming player on my PC like VLC, Real Player, etc.? I tried the following URL but it doesn't work: rtsp://IP-webcam/img/video.mpeg4. (I am not looking for the mobile streaming URL).

You will use the url RTSP://x.x.x.x/yyyy where the yyyy is the access code that was configured for the camera under the mobile settings.
Here is an example of doing just this on youtube.

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