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Hmm. Not sure. Sunshine is a reverse engineered version of Nvidia gamestream. Prolly have to rely on steam for remote streaming with amd I'm not sure sorry. :(
Just FYI for anyone that sees this comment, sunshine supports AMD, in fact it was one of the original motivations for it's creation :)
As an additional FYI, sunshine also works on MacOS/Linux so don't be scared to try it
I have it installed on Arch (running an Nvidia GPU) and it works flawlessly connecting to my main Windows machine.
I am trying it in a Windows VM with it's own GPU as a host and a guest will be the PC at my work because there's hardly anything I do here. Though I might have overvalued my internet connection perhaps xD