FUNcube Dongle Pro+ and RTTY decoding programs

Bought the FUNCube dongle Pro+ earlier this week, as my passing interest in SWL isn't strong enough to justifty any greater expenditure.
The device installed quite quickly using drivers it found in Windows (both Win7-64 and Win8-64). The freeware SDR Sharp (SDR#) controls it very well.
With only a piece of wire as an antenna, the only loud SW station I could find was the German weather service, transmitting via RTTY on 10.1MHz. After trying a few RTTY decoding programs with no success (my fault, I'm sure - setting up some of them can be very complicated), the two demonstrated here worked almost straight away.
Sorry for RTTY soundtrack - I thought it would add some atmosphere but it's a bit too loud!

[@TheMariepi3]

The Funcube is a very good receiver (maybe it helps that its MSi001 chip is made with SiG (silicon and germanium, very low noise) A few days ago I was perfectly listening to a conversation between an amateur from Costa Rica (Central America) with another from Madrid (Spain) from my residence on the Mediterranean coast at 4 at night, at 7 Mhz. with a long-wire grounding antenna with low impedance tap of few turns using a type 61 ferrite toroid