Integrating Contribute and Lightroom?

Hi All
Is it possible to integrate a Lightroom style javascript with
Contribute? I'm looking for a suitable solution for a client, I
still run Contribute 3 but I know from v4 onwards it's possible to
upload images to a folder on the Contribute administered site. If
the later versions allow specifying a "rel" (and "title" also)
parameter when linking to an image file, then many of these
Lightroom style scripts will work perfectly in a Contribute system.
Is this possible in Contribute 4 or later?
Maybe there's a Spry script which will give the same result?
Other than that there must be php/cfml scripts which create
image galleries on the fly, but are there any which will handle
static images, flash, quicktime, and music automatically and within
the same gallery?
Any suggestions welcome.

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