A method of
double talk detection includes using up-sampling. Audio signals received from the far end are up-sampled prior to output by the
loudspeaker at the near end. The
microphone at the near end captures audio at the up-sampled rate, and the audio output by the
loudspeaker is detectable due to having no energy in the up-sampled frequency bands. The
double talk detector uses this information to generate a
signal for suppressing the echo of the far end audio from the captured
audio signal that is transmitted to the far end.