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This might help, as I wanted to stream the game to a friend so we could play together.
We used Parsec as I don't think Steam Remote Play is an option.
We used Discord voice call, and Parsec, to avoid my friend hearing themselves and preserving sound quality for them I used Voicemeeter (Free software) to redirect my default output sound in Windows to "Voicemeeter Input (VB-Audio Voicemeeter VAIO)", then in Voicemeeter I had A1 at (top right) set to my headset for myself, and A2 set as a monitor that wasn't actually being used for speakers on my end.
This allowed me to set the monitor (A2) as my output device in Parsec, so I could turn off echo cancelling to allow my partner to hear my game without quality loss. (Note: Seems RE0 always uses the default device, trying to force it to use a different output doesn't work for me, therefore for myself all other output sounds including browser tabs, music, etc. play too)
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For my own sanity I also disabled anything that wasn't being used in my Windows Sound Settings by going to device properties and disabling pretty much everything else i.e Voicemeeter In 1 through 5.
I hope this might be of use, I know it might be a little complicated, but I am optimistic I can use this for other games in future too :)