Last weekend, I finally created some Litebox pages that were not images but
rather links to PHP pages that use a Flash Slideshow to display time lapse
images.  These use the Liteshow option which allows you to point to HTML (or
in this case PHP) pages rather than just images.

Here are a couple examples (note that MSIE doesn't get the frame right for
some reason.  Adds scroll bars too which I have not yet figured out.

*Radar Loops from GEOS WEST*
Aprox 24 hour loop 97 frames. Updates about once very 15 minutes
http://cumulus.tnetweather.com/radar/noaagoeswest

*Wasp2-Lightning Map*
About 45 frames for about 8 hours if I recall correctly
http://cumulus.tnetweather.com/radar/swnwasp2

*Phoenix Visibility Webcams*
Aprox 24 hour loop 97 frames. Updates about once very 15 minutes
http://cumulus.tnetweather.com/webcam

In each of the cases, after the page loads, you can click on the images to
get the Litebox popup for the Flash slideshow.

One great thing about Litebox, is that it allows you to display large images
and content that would not look good on a fixed width page.  For example,
the Wasp2 maps is actually quite large.  I have it displayed smaller though
on the page.  but when you click on it, the Lytebox shows it is full size as
it is displayed as a rapid slideshow.  It would still fit full size on the
page, but it would be a bit large.  The display of this in time lapse
showing a storm coming in from the West is pretty cool.  during the summary,
you get to see the lightning strikes too.

Note that I updated the Litebox plugin on the Boltwire site the other day to
fix a bug with the liteshow option which is used for each of the above.

http://www.boltwire.com/index.php?p=solutions.system.lytebox

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